Add a dramatic touch of vintage runway glamour to your wardrobe with this stunning statement necklace by the legendary costume jeweler Kenneth Jay Lane (KJL). Dating back to the 1970s–1980s, this piece perfectly embodies the designer's celebrated flair for bold, globally inspired fashion.


Design Details:

The Pendant: Features a large, intricately detailed bib pendant in textured, antiqued gold-tone metal. The openwork filigree showcases an elegant, symmetrical scroll motif heavily inspired by Etruscan and Middle Eastern revival styles.

The Accents: Suspended from the bottom of the shield are five tiered, cascading drop charms. Each dangle alternates between twisted, organic gold- tone swirl beads and crisp white milk-glass (or lucite) teardrop beads that sway beautifully with movement.

The Chain: The substantial pendant is suspended from a classic, heavy gold- tone link chain with a secure hook-and-tail closure that allows for adjustable length.


Condition & Authenticity:

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The gold plating is bright and clean with minimal signs of age, and all teardrop dangles are intact and free of chips. Hallmark: Fully signed on the reverse with the authentic oval stamp reading "KENNETH © LANE".


Approximate Measurements:

Total Chain Length: 21 inches long

Pendant Drop: 5 inches long



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Quality Assurance: I do not sell broken merchandise.  Any Flaws will be pointed out in description. This item has been thoroughly inspected, is in the exact working condition shown, and will be packed with care to ensure safe arrival. 


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