becky

a striking 1920s early-plastic pendant, once part of a larger art deco necklace, reimagined as a bold standalone focal point. the center stone is a frosted clear beauty, softly diffusing light and giving the pendant a gentle, moonlit glow. flanking it on each side are three deep-orange stones, creating a vivid six-stone frame that contrasts beautifully with the milky translucence of the central piece. the pot-metal setting arranges all seven stones in a clean geometric row, showcasing the unmistakable industrial elegance of the deco era.

the pendant hangs from a simple antique pewter-steel chain made of small, smooth links, offering a clean, understated foundation that keeps the focus on the pendant’s radiant composition. the chain is fully lead- and cadmium-free while retaining an authentic vintage tone. the design is finished with an antique silver toggle clasp whose soft patina harmonizes with the aged pot-metal setting, bringing the entire piece together in a cohesive art deco revival.

15” l