Vintage Sterling Silver Pendant Necklace Choker - Hallmark Retro 1980s Silver Tube Slide w/ Red Inlay & Openwork 925 Omega Twisted Coil
$62.00
A very 1980s Sterling Silver choker necklace that features a slide pendant on an Omega chain. The pendant is a silver tube with some lovely openwork on the top and bottom with heart shapes. On either end are a series of three vertical rows or thin bands. In the very center of this tube pendant is a slightly curved red inset that appears to be red glass (faux carnelian).
The slide is stamped 925 for Sterling Silver inside at one end of the red inset. The Sterling Silver chain is stamped 925 on both ends of the lobster clasp. The clasp opens and closes securely.
Chain measures approx. 16'' long. The pendant is 1 1/4" long and about 1/4" in diameter. The omega chain is approximately 1.5mm in thickness.
This retro slide necklace on the Omega chain is in nice vintage condition. This was polished slightly but could be polished more if so desired.
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