Swedish Silver Necklace Made Made 2001

This silver and gilded silver neck ring features a bold, sculptural design with a dynamic, asymmetrical shape that elegantly curves around the neck and rests fluidly on the collarbon...

This is a sleek and modern sterling silver neck ring that has a minimalist design. It features a circular silver pendant, which is elegantly simple, with a striking gilded silver str...

This silver necklace has a glossy surface. The small silver plates are shaped as perfect silver shells and they are connected together with silver rings. The necklace closes easily with a box clasp and it has also a safety chain. This is a piece of jewelry that can be worn with anything; a gala dress...

This pendant is made out of sterling silver bars and a matte, natural shaped dun colored stone. With the pendant comes a 71 cm long flat herringbone silver chain. The pendant is, wi...

Sterling Silver 925 Necklace Finland Salovaara Unused fine necklace. Goldsmith's old warehouse, but completely Modern. The stone is probably a rock...

This lovely french necklace is both sterling silver and silver-plate and is signed J.P. Coutrel. The weave of silver-plate is textural. It is from the 80's. It rests on the high poin...

A collectible sterling silver "Seicento" necklace by Lella Valle Vignelli for San Lorenzo, Italy, 2003. The necklace is stamped with Italian hallmarks, 925, Imv, Z San Lorenzo. Lella Valle Vignelli, one of Itay's most important modernist post-WWII designers (working with her husband Massimo), crafted the SEICENTO silver necklace, referring to a style of Italian art of the seventeenth century. The necklace’s design is a modern take on the Elizabethan-style collar, offering any ensemble a distinctive and sophisticated touch. This flattering creation seamlessly combines exceptional design with exquisite silversmithing craftsmanship. The necklace rests comfortably on the neck and will spark conversation at any gathering. Lella Valle Vignelli, known professionally as Lella Vignelli, was an Italian designer born in 1934 and passed away in 2016. She gained recognition for her work across multiple design disciplines, including graphic design, interior design, and product design. Together with her husband, Massimo Vignelli, she co-established Vignelli Associates, a distinguished design firm acclaimed for its minimalist and enduring design philosophy. Lella's contributions were instrumental in shaping the design industry, notably seen in projects such as the iconic New York City subway map...

This simple and elegant modernist necklace is by jeweler Jules Brenner. Composed of five long curved biomorphic links ending in a chain and hook clasp, the necklace is 15"" in length...