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Gold toggle bead necklace with pink faceted beads and white pearl beads
Pink and white bead necklace with gold toggle clasp worn on model
Gold toggle bead necklace with pink faceted beads and white pearl beads
Pink and white bead necklace with gold toggle clasp worn on model

C. 1990 Vintage 5x4mm Cultured Pearl and 24.00 ct. t.w. Rhodolite Garnet Bead Toggle Necklace in 18kt Yellow Gold. 18.5"

$2,195
C. 1990. This Estate collection necklace will fit right in with the trends of today! Featuring a strand of 5x4mm oval cultured pearls and 24…

Item 235612

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Style Notes

Toggle clasp front-wear styling developed from the observation that the clasp is a viable design element when positioned visibly, with the T-bar and ring at the front or side of a necklace creating a focal point that required no additional pendant to justify it.

Quality & Value

The materials determine whether or not a bead necklace is considered to be a piece of fine jewelry. A beaded necklace in precious gemstones, cultured pearls, or solid precious metal beads carries the same material standing as any other fine jewelry construction.

Origin Story

Rhodolite is sourced primarily from Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, and India. The finest stones, prized for vivid raspberry color and strong transparency, come from East African deposits that have been active in the fine jewelry market since the late nineteenth century. For a recipient who values provenance as part of what makes a stone meaningful, East African rhodolite has more than a century of documented supply history behind it.

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