Alexis Kirk Sleek Brown Gilt Enamel Choker Necklace Set c 1980

Heavy gilt matte metal articulated statement necklace c 1990s The chic necklace is designed with a collection of oval elongated hinged articulated rings sheathed in luminous matte t...

Brutalist mixed metal industrial choker necklace c 1990s The severe bold artisan choker is designed with a large triangular metal pendant. The large pendant is designed with a d...

Geoffrey Beene Rare choker chain necklace & hinged bangle c 1970s The set is comprised of a gold matte tone metal choker necklace; embellished with three lucite cabochons in red, gr...

Miriam Haskell Russian gilt metal pendant necklace c 1970 The heavy gilt metal chain is designed with a circular medallion with intricate braided metal work The matte metal patina ...

Vintage Alexis Kirk Articulated Gold Tone Choker Necklace. Can be so 1970s. This is very Couregges looking or Armani. It is a classic piece that is always elegant and chic. It is ...

This exceptional signed Gem Lok collar necklace is a striking example of 1980s American luxury design. Crafted in richly polished 18K yellow gold, the necklace features the brand’s s...

Vintage Alexis Kirk articulated gold tone choker necklace Made in New York, USA, circa 1980. Measures 16 inches around the neck, 8 inches long x 1 ...

CHRISTIAN LACROIX's rare, massive, ethnic tribal-inspired four-strand gold-toned choker necklace features links and rings. Both ends are made of deep red studded enamel embellished with orange resin cabochons. This is one of the unique and unusual pieces that Lacroix created. This is a spectacular piece. Truly special in the world of jewelry. Approximately 12" -15" L .Approximately 2.75" W Marked CHRISTIAN LACROIX CL Made in France. About the Designer Christian Lacroix At a time when sharp, padded shoulders and crisp lines were trending, Christian Lacroix created venturesome clothing that was bubbly, flirtatious, and exuberant. The iconic French fashion designer, whose work includes handbags and purses, evening dresses, jackets, and lots more, has always favored theater over fashion. He has long incorporated corsets and bustles into his work, drawing on diverse cultures and citing epic historical dramas as sources of inspiration. Today, he is creating opera costumes...