Multi-Stone Silver-Tone Snake Chain Pendant Necklace

This jewelry piece consists of a silver-toned metal snake chain approximately 18 to 20 inches in length, featuring four distinct slide-on pendants. The chain is a densely linked round snake style, common in contemporary costume jewelry, secured by a lobster claw clasp with a small extension loop visible near the top. The four pendants feature large faceted colorless stones, likely cubic zirconia or glass, in different geometric cuts: a pear (teardrop) shape, a round brilliant cut, a rectangular emerald or radiant cut, and a marquise cut. Each stone is set into a four-prong or V-prong basket setting with a flared bail that allows it to slide freely along the chain. The metal appears to be a polished silver-finish plating over a base metal, showing a consistent high-shine sheen without significant visible tarnish, though the clasp area shows some minor surface wear and knotting. There are no clearly visible maker's marks or hallmark stamps in the photograph, suggesting a mass-market contemporary origin from the late 20th or 21st century. The craftsmanship is typical of commercial fashion jewelry, where the focus is on achieving a high-carat diamond aesthetic through affordable materials.