Onyx, Pearl, and 14K Yellow Gold Beaded Necklace
Onyx, a variety of chalcedony, derives its name from the Greek word for “claw” or “talon.” The gemstone was very popular during the Victorian Period (1861-1885), when it was used in mourning jewelry. A combination of two classics, this necklace features 8-millimeter onyx beads, 6.5-millimeter potato-shaped pearls, and 3-millimeter 14K yellow gold spacers. The necklace has a 14K yellow gold spring ring clasp.
Length: 24 inches
Weight: 46.8 grams
This is an estate item; items that are preowned may show minimal signs of wear.
Onyx, a variety of chalcedony, derives its name from the Greek word for “claw” or “talon.” The gemstone was very popular during the Victorian Period (1861-1885), when it was used in mourning jewelry. A combination of two classics, this necklace features 8-millimeter onyx beads, 6.5-millimeter potato-shaped pearls, and 3-millimeter 14K yellow gold spacers. The necklace has a 14K yellow gold spring ring clasp.
Length: 24 inches
Weight: 46.8 grams
This is an estate item; items that are preowned may show minimal signs of wear.
Onyx, a variety of chalcedony, derives its name from the Greek word for “claw” or “talon.” The gemstone was very popular during the Victorian Period (1861-1885), when it was used in mourning jewelry. A combination of two classics, this necklace features 8-millimeter onyx beads, 6.5-millimeter potato-shaped pearls, and 3-millimeter 14K yellow gold spacers. The necklace has a 14K yellow gold spring ring clasp.
Length: 24 inches
Weight: 46.8 grams
This is an estate item; items that are preowned may show minimal signs of wear.