The Roaring 20's pearl necklace is a costume pearl necklace with three large pearls of decreasing size arranged vertically, finished with a copper-coloured bead and a tassel of fine chains. Wear it at a 1920s party, or pair it just as easily with an outfit for a 1950s party. The necklace is designed for women.
What is the costume pearl necklace made of?
- The necklace is made of 80% acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and 20% iron.
- Three white pearls hang vertically, arranged from largest to smallest.
- Below the smallest pearl is a copper-coloured faceted bead.
- The necklace is finished with a tassel of fine silver-coloured chains.
- The pendant hangs from a link chain and falls straight down over your chest.
- Unlike a long strand of pearls, the focus is entirely on a single vertical pendant, so it looks best against a plain, dark top.
Pearls in the 1920s and 1950s
In the 1920s, pearls were a staple of the flapper style: women wore them long and loose over low-waisted dresses, often paired with fringes that moved as they danced. The tassel at the bottom of this necklace creates a similar sense of movement. In the 1950s, pearls returned as a symbol of polished elegance, worn with a tailored dress or strapless top. This makes the same necklace suitable for two different decades.
Creating a distinctive flapper or 1950s look around the pearl necklace
For a 1920s party, create a distinctive flapper look with a black bob hairstyle, a headband with a feather and a long cigarette holder, so that the white pearls stand out against a dark dress. If you are going to a 1950s party, wear your hair up and choose a black strapless top, along with pearl earrings. Red or pink lipstick completes both looks. These accessories are sold separately, as you will only receive the necklace.
Order the Roaring 20's pearl necklace and complete your 1920s or 1950s outfit in one go.
€5,90
