How much does a six strand Marvella necklace cost?
It depends on how many strands are in the necklaces…they sold for $9-$15 in the 1950s and are selling in excellent condition now for anywhere between $9 and $35. Though a six strand necklace with a matching bracelet recently sold for $135.
When did the torsade style of necklace become popular?
There are fewer strands in this style than in the torsade. Though it dates back to the 18th century, the style was especially popular around 1900. During that time, the main rope-like necklace was often augmented with a pendant or tassel at the end.
What kind of necklace is an antique necklace?
Antique examples of this type of choker tend to be even more dainty and elegant but are also capable of making bold statements. This type of necklace originated in the mid-1800s. It’s reported that Queen Alexandra of Denmark (1844–1925) wore a dog collar necklace to hide a scar on her neck. The festoon necklace is a commonly misidentified style.
Is the clasp on a Marvella necklace real gold?
Just noticed the gold tag says Marvello or Marvella. The clasp appears to be real gold and very well made. The whole necklace is quite heavy. No idea on age or date. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.
What kind of necklaces do I have in my house?
We have carved jade and coral necklaces, Mexican silver necklaces, vintage Czech and Bohemian glass necklaces as well as necklaces of carved wood, cinnabar and ivory. We have necklaces of rare beads such as Venetian foils and millefiores, Gablonz and Bohemian glass beads, vintage amber, old ivory, and crystals from the early 20th century.
What kind of necklace does Miriam Haskell make?
This stunning and dramatic vintage four strand bib necklace by Miriam Haskell is an early work that is unsigned. The gilt metal that makes up small links holds the luscious turquoise…
Antique examples of this type of choker tend to be even more dainty and elegant but are also capable of making bold statements. This type of necklace originated in the mid-1800s. It’s reported that Queen Alexandra of Denmark (1844–1925) wore a dog collar necklace to hide a scar on her neck. The festoon necklace is a commonly misidentified style.
There are fewer strands in this style than in the torsade. Though it dates back to the 18th century, the style was especially popular around 1900. During that time, the main rope-like necklace was often augmented with a pendant or tassel at the end.
