Faux Turquoise Bead Southwestern Pendant Necklace Dangle Fringe

All the rage in Southwestern style jewelry, pieces featuring either genuine or real turquoise enjoyed popularity from the 1940s-1970s. The pendant necklace presented, circa 1960s, features faux turquoise beads set throughout. In antiqued silver tone the necklace retains it's original multi-linked neck chain -- not a later addition. The hidden pendant hook on reverse of pendant suspends a wonderful multi leveled pendant embellished with an oval and round simulated turquoise beads. At center the oval faux turquoise cabochon glows, replete with dark veining. Three fringes dangle at southern border, each also set with an imitation turquoise bead.

The necklace has a fixed wearable length of approximately 19 inches with spring ring clasp. Pendant dangles an additional 3 1/8 inches. Maximum pendant width is about 1 3/4 inches. Oval cab is 14 millimeters x 10 millimeters and largest round bead, 3 millimeters. Weight of the necklace is 27.9 grams.

Condition is excellent vintage. All components original and intact. Beads retain consistent turquoise colors. No chips, nicks, cracks or breaks to stones. No dents or improper bends to metal components. Chain links secure. All connections secure. Antiqued silver tone finish intact fronts and backs and on chain. No polishing done. Patina intact. Pendant hook and necklace clasp strong and secure. Clean. No damage / no repairs. Excellent vintage.

The necklace / pendant are not signed. A fine faux example of turquoise themed mid century jewelry. Circa 1950s-1960s.

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