This necklace looks so yummy that you can almost eat it! I have had it in my own collection, and just wore it this winter with a black scoop neck top. I was constantly stopped by people who wanted a closer look. I have actually envisioned that this necklace would look stunning worn with a pale summer dress. It just caresses the collar bone, and glistens with every move. This necklace measures 17' long, and consists of the most amazing lucite and art glass disks. At the center is a 1" diameter lemon yellow lucite disk with pale lemon swirls (almost like clouds). Next to this, on each side, are rich salmon 1" art glass disks with deeper salmon swirls, and finally taupe disks with swirls. The disks become slightly smaller and the colors are repeated to the end of each side of the necklace where a beautiful envelope clasp completes the end. Each of these translucent disks are foil-backed, which gives them an amazing luminosity. Four pale citrine chaton rhinestones separate each of the center disks. The back is goldtone finished, and has a beautiful flat , linked goldtone chain which passes through the back of each disk, linking them all together. This necklace is in perfect condition, and has a nice weight to it. Won't this necklace be perfect for a cruise, party, or wedding?! To order, please click on the blue "ADD TO CART" button at top right. For additional information or questions you may email me at apdja11@comcast.net, or call 530-676-5855. Enjoy continued shopping on the links below! When finished shopping, be sure to visit my Blog at www.aplaceofdistinction.blogspot.com which may be accessed from any item page, here below description! "Click on any of the links below to view full Gallery selections" VIEW MY VINTAGE HOME AND GARDEN GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE JULIANA JEWELRY GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE BRACELETS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE BROOCHES & PINS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE BROOCH SETS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE EARRINGS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE NECKLACE GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE NECKLACE SETS GALLERY
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