Vintage Sterling Silver & Turquoise Pendant on Box Link Chain Marked NAPIER - Unique Cylindrical Retro Necklace - Retro Jewelry Circa 1970s
Vintage Sterling Silver and turquoise stone pendant that is quite unique. It is in a cylinder shape and has lattice or openwork around approx. 2/3 of the barrel. The other 1/3 of the cylinder shape is turquoise stone. This pendant hangs from a box link chain that is a silver tone metal and is hallmarked for the Napier Jewelry Company.
This pendant has a great decorative bale that also has openwork. The bale swivels so that the stone and the openwork can move around on the pendant.
The pendant is 3/4” long and is 1/3” in diameter.
The heavy link box chain is 15” long (choker length) and is marked NAPIER on the link near the clasp. The pendant is unmarked but has been tested as Sterling Silver.
This necklace is in nice vintage condition with light wear. Currently has a light patina - Could be further polished if desired.
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Nov 13, 2020
So lovely! And the little heart-shaped tin you sent it in is adorable (and useful)! Thank you so very much.
Beth Buttles-Miller