Multi-strand Faux Pearl and Brass Tone Necklace
Jewelry

Multi-strand Faux Pearl and Brass Tone Necklace

This item is a long necklace featuring a combination of brass-toned metal chains and faux pearls. The necklace appears to have a multi-strand design, with at least two distinct types of chain links visible. One chain type is a delicate link, while the other has larger, flat, interlocking links. Interspersed along one section of the necklace are small, round, white faux pearls, individually strung. These pearls are connected by small brass-toned links. There are also decorative circular elements with an open center surrounding some of the links connecting the pearls. The metal components exhibit a slightly tarnished or aged patina consistent with brass or a brass-tone finish. The overall construction appears to be of a costume jewelry quality, with no visible maker's marks or stamps discernible from the image. The clasp is not clearly visible, but what might be a lobster clasp is partially shown in one chain. The length of the necklace allows it to be worn long or potentially doubled. The style suggests a likely age from the mid to late 20th century, possibly 1960s-1980s based on the combination of materials and design.

Estimated Value

$20 - $40

Basic Information

Category

Jewelry

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$20 - $40

Item Description

This item is a long necklace featuring a combination of brass-toned metal chains and faux pearls. The necklace appears to have a multi-strand design, with at least two distinct types of chain links visible. One chain type is a delicate link, while the other has larger, flat, interlocking links. Interspersed along one section of the necklace are small, round, white faux pearls, individually strung. These pearls are connected by small brass-toned links. There are also decorative circular elements with an open center surrounding some of the links connecting the pearls. The metal components exhibit a slightly tarnished or aged patina consistent with brass or a brass-tone finish. The overall construction appears to be of a costume jewelry quality, with no visible maker's marks or stamps discernible from the image. The clasp is not clearly visible, but what might be a lobster clasp is partially shown in one chain. The length of the necklace allows it to be worn long or potentially doubled. The style suggests a likely age from the mid to late 20th century, possibly 1960s-1980s based on the combination of materials and design.

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