Product Description: Step back into the glamorous 1980s with this exquisite Renaissance Revival collar necklace, part of a rare, rediscovered collection. This triple gold-plated piece, crafted from gilt metal, embodies timeless elegance with a hint of vintage opulence. Deadstock and never pre-owned, this necklace is in pristine condition, preserved for decades in the storied archives of a renowned UK costume jewelry manufacturer that ceased operations in the late '80s. Re-discovered and handpicked with care, it’s an untouched relic of a bygone era, waiting to adorn your jewelry collection.
 
Design Details: This necklace features a striking collar-style design, meticulously crafted with layers of intricate gold-plated meshwork. The triple-layered pattern boasts a beautiful interplay of textures, combining delicate, fine chains with bolder, interwoven metallic accents. The necklace sits gracefully along the collarbone, creating an understated yet impactful statement piece. Its adjustable chain and clasp closure ensure a comfortable and versatile fit, perfect for both formal occasions and modern styling.
The Renaissance Revival influence is evident in the intricate craftsmanship and regal aesthetic, reminiscent of historical grandeur yet unmistakably rooted in the bold creativity of the 1980s. Pair it with vintage-inspired earrings for a complete look or let it shine solo for maximum impact.
 
About the Collection: This necklace belongs to a Renaissance Revival rediscovery collection sourced exclusively from an acclaimed UK costume jewelry maker. Shuttered in the late 1980s, the manufacturer's archives remained untouched for decades until recently, preserving a treasure trove of unworn, beautifully made pieces. We are thrilled to bring these time-capsule creations to you, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of fashion history.
 
 
- 1980s; never pre--owned, good as new
- Triple gold plated gilt metal
- In excellent vintage condition. No defect or damage or damage. Please see close up video for quality assurance. 
- Sourced from a vintage market in London, UK