A study in contrast and proportion, this vintage necklace features smooth black glass cabochons set in refined gold-tone bezels. Each rounded link is connected in fluid succession, creating a clean, architectural line that frames the collarbone with quiet strength.
The surface of each stone reflects light softly — more like polished lacquer than crystal — lending the piece a modernist depth that feels both classic and current. Its simplicity is deliberate: a design that commands attention without excess, striking the balance between minimalism and allure.
This necklace transitions effortlessly from day to evening — an understated accent against silk, velvet, or a crisp open collar.
Details:
• Era: 1970s–1980s
• Materials: Gold-tone metal, black glass cabochons
• Length: Approx. 17 inches adjustable
• Closure: Fold-over clasp
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light, age-appropriate patina
• Provenance: Unsigned designer piece, reminiscent of Napier or Monet classic design
A study in contrast and proportion, this vintage necklace features smooth black glass cabochons set in refined gold-tone bezels. Each rounded link is connected in fluid succession, creating a clean, architectural line that frames the collarbone with quiet strength.
The surface of each stone reflects light softly — more like polished lacquer than crystal — lending the piece a modernist depth that feels both classic and current. Its simplicity is deliberate: a design that commands attention without excess, striking the balance between minimalism and allure.
This necklace transitions effortlessly from day to evening — an understated accent against silk, velvet, or a crisp open collar.
Details:
• Era: 1970s–1980s
• Materials: Gold-tone metal, black glass cabochons
• Length: Approx. 17 inches adjustable
• Closure: Fold-over clasp
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light, age-appropriate patina
• Provenance: Unsigned designer piece, reminiscent of Napier or Monet classic design
