From Vienna around the year 1940 hails this irresistible necklace.
In 14k yellow gold, there are touches of white gold on the flower centers. The chain is entirely handmade and engraved. Two types of links join forces for a "wear it everyday" chain that has a distinctive, yet feminine presence.
Flower blooms combine with figure eight links that take on an organic, leaf like form. Engraved throughout, this results in a one-of-a-kind, highly detailed chain.
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Date: Circa 1940.
Measurements: Length of 18 inches and width of 3/8 inches. Weight of 19.4 grams.
Hallmarks: Austria horse head marks with W for Vienna.
Condition: Excellent, clasp may be added later with later safety chain.
Origin: Austrian.
From Vienna around the year 1940 hails this irresistible necklace.
In 14k yellow gold, there are touches of white gold on the flower centers. The chain is entirely handmade and engraved. Two types of links join forces for a "wear it everyday" chain that has a distinctive, yet feminine presence.
Flower blooms combine with figure eight links that take on an organic, leaf like form. Engraved throughout, this results in a one-of-a-kind, highly detailed chain.
