1910s Edwardian Coral Bead Diamond Platinum Necklace

A vintage 18k gold coral bead necklace that can be converted into two bracelets. 
Composed of strands of natural coral beads intertwined with small gold beads, it forms a graceful twisted design. The necklace is finished with two gold spacers. 
These spacers also serve as clasps, allowing the necklace to separate into two individual bracelets. The piece can be worn as a single statement necklace or as a pair of coordinated bracelets. 
This coral necklace showcases a refined blend of texture, color, and versatility.
With age, the gold wires near the clasp show minor stretching (see photos). This subtle detail is not noticeable when the piece is worn.
 The necklace is 17" x 3/8". Bracelets are 8 1/2" and 8 1/4" long. About coral jewelry Coral, often called the "garden of the sea," has fascinated cultures for centuries. Formed by tiny coral polyps, it grows in the ocean and creates beautiful branch-like structures. Throughout history, coral jewelry has been worn for protection and meaning—from Roman amulets...

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