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Art Deco five-row seed pearl necklace in silver with marcasite decoration and an 835 silver box clasp, weighing 14.81 g and offered in good used condition.
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Art Deco Antique 5-Row Seed Pearl Necklace with Marcasite Decoration – 835 Silver Box Clasp
Striking Art Deco period antique necklace featuring five rows of finely matched seed pearls, completed with an elegant box clasp hallmarked 835 silver. The clasp is richly adorned with marcasite stones, a hallmark of Art Deco jewelry, reflecting the geometric elegance and refined glamour of the early 20th century.
The multi-row composition creates a bold yet sophisticated silhouette, characteristic of the Art Deco era. The subtle shimmer of marcasite combined with the soft lustre of natural seed pearls offers a beautiful contrast and timeless appeal.
Period: Art Deco, circa 1920s–1930s
Material: Seed pearls
Clasp: Box clasp in 835 silver, hallmarked
Decoration: Marcasite stones
Design: 5-row strand necklace
Condition: Good antique condition, showing minor age-related wear consistent with its period
A refined and collectible Art Deco pearl necklace, perfect for antique jewelry collectors or as a statement piece with historical character.
This piece has been fully checked by our in house jeweller & gemologist.
Shipped tracked and insured from the Netherlands (within the European Union).You can expect to receive this item in 5 business days or less.
Art Deco Antique 5-Row Seed Pearl Necklace with Marcasite Decoration – 835 Silver Box Clasp
Striking Art Deco period antique necklace featuring five rows of finely matched seed pearls, completed with an elegant box clasp hallmarked 835 silver. The clasp is richly adorned with marcasite stones, a hallmark of Art Deco jewelry, reflecting the geometric elegance and refined glamour of the early 20th century.
The multi-row composition creates a bold yet sophisticated silhouette, characteristic of the Art Deco era. The subtle shimmer of marcasite combined with the soft lustre of natural seed pearls offers a beautiful contrast and timeless appeal.
Period: Art Deco, circa 1920s–1930s
Material: Seed pearls
Clasp: Box clasp in 835 silver, hallmarked
Decoration: Marcasite stones
Design: 5-row strand necklace
Condition: Good antique condition, showing minor age-related wear consistent with its period
A refined and collectible Art Deco pearl necklace, perfect for antique jewelry collectors or as a statement piece with historical character.
This piece has been fully checked by our in house jeweller & gemologist.
Shipped tracked and insured from the Netherlands (within the European Union).You can expect to receive this item in 5 business days or less.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
14.81 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Art Deco
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