Product Description:
Embrace effortless elegance with this 1980s Renaissance Revival triple-chain necklace — a stunning deadstock find in pristine, never-worn condition. Crafted in high-quality, tarnish-resistant triple gold-plated gilt metal, this piece is made to last and shine for years to come. With its rich vintage finish and graceful drape, it’s perfect for everyday wear, adding a touch of timeless glamour to both casual and dressy outfits. A must-have for lovers of classic, versatile jewelry with a fashion-forward twist.
 
Design Description:
This necklace features a refined three-layer chain design, each strand sitting beautifully in a gentle graduated arc that enhances the neckline. The fluid, rounded links are finely textured and polished to a radiant gold sheen, reflecting the opulence of Renaissance style reimagined through the bold spirit of the 1980s.
An added 8 cm extender chain at the back allows for flexible styling — easily adjusting to suit any neckline or desired drop length, whether you’re layering it over a high collar or letting it sit lower for a deeper plunge. Finished with a detailed teardrop charm, the necklace is as functional as it is elegant. Whether worn alone for a minimalist statement or layered for added drama, it delivers everyday chic with enduring charm.
 
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.
- Measures: Necklace - 38cm long; 8cm extra chain at the end for flexibility. 
- Sourced from a vintage market in London, UK