An extravagant luxury necklace from the Art Deco era: genuine pearls with a warm, creamy luster alternate with individually hand-cut (hand-faceted) garnets . The alternating pearl-garnet pattern creates the elegant, rhythmic look for which the great workshops of the interwar period are famous.

The center and end is a high-quality 835 silver locket clasp , crafted as a medallion with a set, faceted garnet —a fine detail that underscores craftsmanship and quality. The necklace is intricately knotted individually (handcrafted), protecting the pearls, ensuring an even drape, and emphasizing the handcrafted character.

Color play: The garnets range in color from wine red to burgundy with a slight violet nuance (see photos); the tone varies depending on the light source (daylight/LED/candlelight). The pearls are genuine (not imitations) and exhibit a well-groomed, natural luster with subtle irregularities typical of their age and material.

This is how it was worn in Art Deco : by the style-conscious woman , with a black gown, cashmere twinset, or simple day dresses – discreetly luxurious, yet clean and modern. A piece for collectors and anyone who appreciates classic elegance with real substance.

Product details

• Era/Style: Antique – Art Deco, stylistically approx. 1920–1940

• Length: approx. 62 cm

• Weight: approx. 25.94 g

• Materials: 835 silver (stud clasp with set garnet), genuine pearls, garnets

• Garnets: individually hand-cut / hand-faceted , wine-red-burgundy color with violet undertone

• Pearls: real , creamy, beautiful luster

• Bead diameter: approx. 0.6 cm × 0.6 cm

• Garnet Ø: approx. 0.4 cm × 0.4 cm

• Processing: individually knotted (handmade), alternating pattern pearl-garnet

• Closure: 835 silver plug-in closure , set with faceted garnet in the middle

• Note: Color see photos ; natural material – slight size/color variations are typical of the material

• Condition: very good, collectable antique condition