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Vintage silver necklace with green and white glass cabochon details, length about 40 cm, total weight 45.7 g, unbranded and showing signs of wear.
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Description from the seller
Vintage Necklace
Handmade craftsmanship
Old choker necklace composed of elements made in sterling silver worked in relief and surmounted by decorative pinnacles. Elements adorned with glass details cut into teardrop cabochons, in dark green and white (mirror effect) and with pendants resembling small rattles. Six pearls made in silver finished with relief-worked edges. Closure and terminal elements of the chain made in silver. Unmarked silver, but tested with acid and a touchstone: red traces indicate silver (see the last photographic images, thanks).
Elements and beads are sliding, mounted on a chain worked with wheat-link (spiga) chain made in silver-plated metal (or a very low-grade silver alloy?).
Vintage Patina
In decent condition, visible signs of use and time. Oxidation spots of silver and very darkened silver from time.
Highlights:
- small dents and deformations
- a white glass detail presents a less domed shape than the others (the surface is flat)
- two pendants missing
Any imperfections are part of use, time, artisanal craftsmanship, and the very nature of the materials.
Collar length approx. 40 cm
Weight 45.7 g
P.S.: due to monitor settings, real colors may differ from those in the photographs.
We do not ship outside the European Union.
Careful packaging and tracked shipping.
Delays in delivery may occur.
Vintage Necklace
Handmade craftsmanship
Old choker necklace composed of elements made in sterling silver worked in relief and surmounted by decorative pinnacles. Elements adorned with glass details cut into teardrop cabochons, in dark green and white (mirror effect) and with pendants resembling small rattles. Six pearls made in silver finished with relief-worked edges. Closure and terminal elements of the chain made in silver. Unmarked silver, but tested with acid and a touchstone: red traces indicate silver (see the last photographic images, thanks).
Elements and beads are sliding, mounted on a chain worked with wheat-link (spiga) chain made in silver-plated metal (or a very low-grade silver alloy?).
Vintage Patina
In decent condition, visible signs of use and time. Oxidation spots of silver and very darkened silver from time.
Highlights:
- small dents and deformations
- a white glass detail presents a less domed shape than the others (the surface is flat)
- two pendants missing
Any imperfections are part of use, time, artisanal craftsmanship, and the very nature of the materials.
Collar length approx. 40 cm
Weight 45.7 g
P.S.: due to monitor settings, real colors may differ from those in the photographs.
We do not ship outside the European Union.
Careful packaging and tracked shipping.
Delays in delivery may occur.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
45.7 g
Condition
Fair condition - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Women
Length
40 cm
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