This extraordinary necklace dates from the Art Nouveau and early Art Deco periods around 1920. It combines exquisite gemstones with artfully crafted silver elements and presents itself as an impressive piece of jewelry of its era.

The necklace consists of large, round-cut beads of green chrysoprase, deep blue sodalite, and red jasper. Between the rows of stones sit decorative spacer beads made of solid 800 silver, partially gold-plated. Each bead is individually knotted, underscoring the high quality of craftsmanship.

The original box-lock clasp is also made of 800 silver and bears the silver hallmark "800." Weighing 68.98 g and measuring 45 cm in length, the necklace sits elegantly around the neck and impresses with its harmonious color combination and powerful design.

A representative collector's item from Central Europe that combines the elegance of Art Nouveau with the austerity of early Art Deco.

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Note: For deliveries to the USA, customs duties/import taxes may apply. These costs are the buyer's responsibility.

Product details

• Period: Art Nouveau / early Art Deco (around 1920)

• Origin: Central Europe (Germany / Austria)

• Material: Chrysoprase (green), Sodalite (blue), Jasper (red)

• Spacer beads: Solid 800 silver, partially gold-plated

• Closure: Original box lock, 800 silver stamped

• Length: 45 cm

• Weight: 68.98 g

• Bead diameter: approx. 1.2 × 1.2 cm

• Silver spacer beads: approx. 1.4 × 1.1 cm

• Processing: High quality, individually knotted

• Condition: Very good, authentic patina

• Special feature: Original condition, museum collector's item