
Multi-strand graduated pearl necklace with Art Deco-style white gold and diamond clasp
History
This style of multi-strand pearl necklace with ornate clasps became highly fashionable during the 1920s-1940s, reflecting the Art Deco era's love of geometric designs and luxurious materials. The graduated pearl strands were a hallmark of elegant evening wear, often paired with formal gowns and cocktail dresses. Such necklaces represented sophistication and were considered essential accessories for well-dressed women of the period. Pearl necklaces with decorative clasps appeal to vintage jewelry collectors, Art Deco enthusiasts, and those who appreciate classic elegance. The combination of lustrous pearls with a geometric diamond-set clasp makes this piece particularly attractive to collectors of period jewelry and individuals seeking timeless accessories that bridge historical charm with contemporary wearability. The craftsmanship of the clasp and the quality of the pearls determine the piece's desirability among connoisseurs of fine vintage jewelry.
Origin
United States
Time period
circa 1920-1950