Can anyone help me to find any detail about this necklace?

[misslautrec]

Hi! I recently bought this beautiful necklace in a second hand store. It is really well preserved, full of black cristals that create new colors with the sun.

And it has a gorgeous antique lock in the back that it is similar to victorian ages.

Maybe it is super vintage, maybe it is a design someone recognise, or maybe it is just a more modern design.

The thing is that due to its lock and design I have the feeling it is a special necklace or at least a nice piece but I can't find any similar designs or any designer behind this piece and I am curious about it.

Could anyone help me find maybe some new details about it?

Thank you!

 

[Lentibulariaceae]

Could you have the stones evaluated by a jeweler? At a glance the colorful ones look like they’re coated with some sort of iridescent coating. Doesn’t mean it’s not vintage though!

 

[Bron357]

Lovely, probably circa 50s / 60s so vintage,
The glass beads have been coated to give that iridescent look.

 

[misslautrec]

Could you have the stones evaluated by a jeweler? At a glance the colorful ones look like they’re coated with some sort of iridescent coating. Doesn’t mean it’s not vintage though!

What difference it makes if the stones are coated or not coated? Sorry probably is a stupid question but I have 0 knowledge. I have the feeling is a more new design than vintage but I wanted to find some information.

 

[misslautrec]

Lovely, probably circa 50s / 60s so vintage,
The glass beads have been coated to give that iridescent look.

Thank you! I will google extra information to see if I can match it! I have the feeling is a newer style maybe replicating that era but it also gives me that 50 60s look so I am note sure at all!

 

[Lentibulariaceae]

What difference it makes if the stones are coated or not coated? Sorry probably is a stupid question but I have 0 knowledge. I have the feeling is a more new design than vintage but I wanted to find some information.

Coated means that it isn’t a natural occurrence and/or was done in a lab, and may be able to be damaged depending on how thick or stable the coating is. Mystic topaz is a good example!