Silver, Ouraline glass - Necklace
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Two-row vintage 1950s necklace with small nacreous glass seed beads interspersed with larger translucent green uranium-enriched glass beads, which fluoresce under UV light at 395 nm, with a sterling silver 835 stamp clasp and original cotton-doubled mounting, total length 50 cm, green bead width 1 cm, pearl bead width 0.5 cm, origin Netherlands, in excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of wear.
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Stunning vintage 1950s necklace with two rows of small iridescent glass pearls interspersed with larger semi-transparent green glass beads.
The green beads are highly uranium-enriched and exhibit a magnificent and brilliant glow under a 395 nm UV lamp.
The clasp is solid silver and stamped "835".
The assembly is original and made on a doubled cotton thread.
Total length: 50 cm
Width of green glass beads: 1 cm
Width of iridescent glass beads: 0.5 cm
In very good vintage condition.
Stunning vintage 1950s necklace with two rows of small iridescent glass pearls interspersed with larger semi-transparent green glass beads.
The green beads are highly uranium-enriched and exhibit a magnificent and brilliant glow under a 395 nm UV lamp.
The clasp is solid silver and stamped "835".
The assembly is original and made on a doubled cotton thread.
Total length: 50 cm
Width of green glass beads: 1 cm
Width of iridescent glass beads: 0.5 cm
In very good vintage condition.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Ouraline glass, Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
0 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Netherlands
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