Vintage Sarah Coventry Silver-Tone 'Heritage' or Multi-Link Long Chain Necklace

This is a vintage multi-strand silver-tone costume jewelry necklace by Sarah Coventry, likely dating from the 1960s or 1970s. The piece features a complex, layered construction with at least four distinct chain lengths integrated into one unit. The primary design element consists of ornate, textured oval filigree links that have a scrolling 'S' or swirling pattern, which are characteristic of Sarah Coventry’s mid-century aesthetic. These decorative links are interspersed with standard curb-style or cable chain segments, creating a rhythmic and textured visual appeal. The metal is a bright silver-colored base metal, likely rhodium or silver plated over a brass or white metal alloy. The finish remains remarkably high-shine, though there is minor surface scratching consistent with age and gentle wear. The craftsmanship is typical of the high-quality costume jewelry produced by the Emmons Jewelry, Inc. subsidiary, featuring sturdy jump rings and a secure spring ring or fold-over clasp (though the clasp is partially obscured in this view). There is no visible verdigris or significant plating loss, suggesting the item has been well-maintained. The length appears to be a 'matinee' or 'opera' style, designed to drape long over blouses or sweaters, a hallmark of 1970s fashion styling.