Complete Vintage Art Deco 1930's Rolled Gold Necklace Series [lI5B4Q3W]

Vintage Art Deco Rolled Gold Necklace

Indulge in the elegance of the past with our Complete Vintage Art Deco 1930's Rolled Gold Necklace Series [lI5B4Q3W]. This exquisite piece is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era, featuring a stunning design that has stood the test of time. Handmade during a period when rolled gold necklaces were a symbol of luxury and sophistication, this necklace is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Product Details

The Complete Vintage Art Deco 1930's Rolled Gold Necklace Series [lI5B4Q3W] boasts a sleek and sophisticated design. Measuring 42cm / 16.5" in length, this necklace is perfect for layering or wearing alone. Crafted with attention to detail, the necklace features nine blue smooth glass beads that lead to a shepherd hook fastening, adding a touch of modern elegance. Here's what makes this necklace truly special:

• High-quality rolled gold: A thin layer of gold fused to a base metal, providing a luxurious finish.
• Art Deco design: Inspired by the 1930s, this necklace captures the essence of the Art Deco movement.

Why Choose This Necklace?

Not only is this Complete Vintage Art Deco 1930's Rolled Gold Necklace Series [lI5B4Q3W] a stunning piece of jewelry, but it also holds historical significance. Rolled gold necklaces were popular during the early 20th century and provided much-needed employment for injured soldiers returning from war. This necklace is in excellent vintage condition, ensuring that it will continue to shine for years to come. Benefits of owning this necklace:

• Unique style: Stand out from the crowd with this one-of-a-kind piece.
• Historical value: Own a piece of history and contribute to the preservation of craftsmanship.

The Complete Vintage Art Deco 1930's Rolled Gold Necklace Series [lI5B4Q3W] is more than just a necklace; it's a piece of wearable art that will elevate any outfit. Add it to your collection today and experience the timeless beauty of the Art Deco era.