Vintage 3 Pearl Drop Necklace - Drop Pendant of 3 Pearls w/Ribbon Setting on 16" Silver 925 Chain - Circa 1960s
This is a sweet little thing from the 1960s that features three off-white colored pearls that hang from ribbon / bow type drop setting. The pearls are place in an unusual way with the largest pearl in the center, the second largest below that slightly to the right and the smallest pearl below the largest and to the left. The bow shape has a loop on the top and a ribbon cut end. There are 2/3 "S" shaped pieces that have a tiny decorative silver ball between them on either side of the pearls. The bale is plain.
The pendant, including the bale, is about 1 1/4" long and 1/2" wide. The chain is 16" in length.
The pearls are real but I am not certain if they are cultured or genuine. They are different sizes, the largest measuring 7mm, then 5 1/2mm and 5mm.
The locking clasp is quite ornate with some nice filigree work. It is in good working order.
Clasp is marked SILVER on the back.
The top of the bale is marked SILVER, and the back of the ribbon/bow setting is marked SILVER.
Total weight of 4.5 grams.
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