A classic mid-century triple-strand necklace with luminous imitation pearls and adjustable clasp. Each strand graduates in size for that timeless 1950s look — polished, elegant, and endlessly wearable.
Learning Note:
By the 1950s, imitation pearl production had become an art form. Japanese manufacturers like Marvella, Laguna, and Richelieu perfected coated-glass pearls with a soft satiny finish, while American and West German brands embraced larger statement designs like this one. These multi-strand necklaces were often worn with sweetheart necklines or off-the-shoulder dresses, symbolizing refinement and femininity in postwar fashion.
