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Antique Dutch silver three-strand necklace weighing about 51.4 g, with three graduated strands that fall in a tiered arrangement, shortest about 47 cm and longest about 58 cm, in good vintage condition with signs of wear and no laboratory report.
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Antique Dutch three-strand silver necklace – 51.4 grams
Beautiful and striking antique silver necklace, crafted with three separate strands that cascade in steps. A stylish Dutch piece of jewelry with a beautiful old-world look.
The necklace consists of two finer braided/twisted silver chains and a clearly heavier lower strand with a richly braided link. It is especially this lower chain that gives the necklace a nice substantial character. Over the years the silver has developed a beautiful natural patina, making the structure of the links even more visible.
Also notable is the original vintage hook/insert clasp, to which the three chains are individually attached. The clasp bears old Dutch silver marks. A lovely detail that suits the historic character of the necklace.
The differing lengths naturally create an elegant layered effect.
Details:
* Material: silver
* Antique Dutch assayed
* Weight: approx. 51.4 grams
* Shortest strand: approx. 47 cm
* Longest strand: approx. 58 cm
* Three-strand necklace
* Various braided silver links
* Original vintage insert clasp
* Beautiful natural patina
* Good antique/vintage condition with signs of wear appropriate to age
A characterful and relatively heavy antique silver necklace that is both an interesting wearable piece of jewelry and a item for a collector of old Dutch silver.
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Antique Dutch three-strand silver necklace – 51.4 grams
Beautiful and striking antique silver necklace, crafted with three separate strands that cascade in steps. A stylish Dutch piece of jewelry with a beautiful old-world look.
The necklace consists of two finer braided/twisted silver chains and a clearly heavier lower strand with a richly braided link. It is especially this lower chain that gives the necklace a nice substantial character. Over the years the silver has developed a beautiful natural patina, making the structure of the links even more visible.
Also notable is the original vintage hook/insert clasp, to which the three chains are individually attached. The clasp bears old Dutch silver marks. A lovely detail that suits the historic character of the necklace.
The differing lengths naturally create an elegant layered effect.
Details:
* Material: silver
* Antique Dutch assayed
* Weight: approx. 51.4 grams
* Shortest strand: approx. 47 cm
* Longest strand: approx. 58 cm
* Three-strand necklace
* Various braided silver links
* Original vintage insert clasp
* Beautiful natural patina
* Good antique/vintage condition with signs of wear appropriate to age
A characterful and relatively heavy antique silver necklace that is both an interesting wearable piece of jewelry and a item for a collector of old Dutch silver.
#antiekzilver #zilverenketting #oudnederlandszilver #antiekejuwelen #vintagejewelry #silvernecklace #antiquejewelry #vintagezilver #zilversieraad #multistrandnecklace #antiekesieraden #dutchsilver
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