Amber - Gold-plated - Necklace - Amber kolye
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Vintage German amber necklace from the 1930s with 15 main amber stones (42 ct) and 24 surrounding citrine stones (34 ct), a rectangle main bead, 58 cm in length, total weight 77.6 g, and gold-plated steel fittings.
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Vintage German Amber Necklace from the 1930s Originating from Germany and dating back to the 1930s, this vintage amber necklace features a distinctive design that harmoniously blends warm honey, amber, caramel, and dark brown tones. The amber beads are shaped as rounded rectangles and arranged in a graduated pattern—from small to large—giving the necklace a balanced aesthetic. Natural citrine stones interspersed between the amber beads complement the warm hues of the amber with their own light and dark tones, natural veining, and color variations. A prominent amber pendant at the center completes the design. The metal fittings and hardware are made of gold-plated steel. Reflecting the character of its era, this necklace is a striking addition to any vintage or antique jewelry collection. Variations in the color and internal structure of each stone lend the piece a unique, one-of-a-kind appearance.
Weight: 77.6 g
Length: 58 cm
Largest bead: 22x14 mm
Medium bead size: 19x12 mm
Small bead size: 15x10 mm
Material: Amber and Citrine
Shipped within three days. Any applicable customs duties are the buyer's responsibility.
Vintage German Amber Necklace from the 1930s Originating from Germany and dating back to the 1930s, this vintage amber necklace features a distinctive design that harmoniously blends warm honey, amber, caramel, and dark brown tones. The amber beads are shaped as rounded rectangles and arranged in a graduated pattern—from small to large—giving the necklace a balanced aesthetic. Natural citrine stones interspersed between the amber beads complement the warm hues of the amber with their own light and dark tones, natural veining, and color variations. A prominent amber pendant at the center completes the design. The metal fittings and hardware are made of gold-plated steel. Reflecting the character of its era, this necklace is a striking addition to any vintage or antique jewelry collection. Variations in the color and internal structure of each stone lend the piece a unique, one-of-a-kind appearance.
Weight: 77.6 g
Length: 58 cm
Largest bead: 22x14 mm
Medium bead size: 19x12 mm
Small bead size: 15x10 mm
Material: Amber and Citrine
Shipped within three days. Any applicable customs duties are the buyer's responsibility.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Total carat weight of all stones
77.60
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
15
No. of surrounding gemstones
24
Metal
Gold-plated
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
34.00
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
42.00
Main stone
Amber
Total weight
77.6 g
Surrounding stones
Citrine
Condition
As new - unused
Country of origin
Germany
Gender
Unisex
Title additional information
Amber kolye
Shape of main stone
Rectangle
Length
58 cm
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