Set of 2 necklaces Magali silver

The Magali silver 2-necklace set consists of two long strands with round faux pearls that shine silver, intended as party jewelry.

The most striking thing is the metallic shine of the beads: they reflect the light, and a thin thread is visible between each pearl. Around the neck, the two strands fall as a double layer over the décolletage, a look that suits a 1920s party and just as well a disco party.

What are the faux pearls made of and what is in the set?

Each pearl is made of plastic, and you get two strands in one package.

• The set consists of two strands, which you can wear separately or together.
• The composition is 98% polystyrene and 2% polyester.
• The beads are round, equal in size and have a silver-colored metallic finish.
• Between the pearls, a thin thread is visible, so that each bead is visible separately.
• Both strands are attached to a cardboard card from Boland in the packaging.

The long pearl necklace as a 1920s piece of jewelry

Long pearl necklaces belong to the image of the twenties, when they were worn over straight, loose dresses during the charleston dance. Often several strands hung around the neck at the same time, or one long strand was doubled. With two strands in this set, you immediately recreate that layered look. The silver-colored shine gives it a more festive twist than classic white mother-of-pearl, and therefore the strands also work under the light of a disco ball.

Wearing two pearl necklaces at a 1920s or disco party

For a 1920s party, wear both strands over a dark dress with a low neckline, so that the double layer stands out well against the fabric. A headband with a feather and long gloves complete the charleston look. If you are going to a disco party, then combine the strands with a glitter or sequin top and let them move freely while dancing. If you want less volume, wear one strand and give the second one to someone who is going with you.

Order the Magali silver 2-necklace set and wear two shiny pearl necklaces during your next 1920s party or disco evening.