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Art Deco silver-tone necklace with green chrysoprase or jade glass cabochons

Art Deco silver-tone necklace with green chrysoprase or jade glass cabochons

Selling Price

$45

History

This necklace exemplifies the Art Deco aesthetic that flourished from the 1920s through the 1930s, characterized by geometric designs, streamlined forms, and the use of vibrant colored stones or glass. The long chain style with bezel-set green stones reflects the flapper era's love for elongated jewelry that complemented the fashions of the time. Such pieces often featured chrysoprase, jade, or jade-colored glass set in silver or silver-tone metal, creating affordable yet stylish accessories. Art Deco jewelry remains highly sought after by vintage jewelry collectors, fashion historians, and enthusiasts of the Roaring Twenties aesthetic. These necklaces appeal to those who appreciate the craftsmanship and distinctive style of the interwar period, as well as collectors of costume jewelry who value pieces that capture a specific historical moment. The combination of geometric design and green stones makes these necklaces versatile accessories that continue to be worn and collected for both their historical significance and timeless elegance.

Origin

France or Czechoslovakia

Time period

circa 1920–1935