JENNE costume jewelry quadruple necklace made in Japan

Costume jewelry, pioneered by Coco Chanel, was highly acclaimed for its use of imitation materials to achieve a high degree of freedom in design. Costume jewelry was widely accepted in the United States, the land of freedom, as an item that allowed all women to freely enjoy fashion regardless of their status, and its popularity spread to women around the world as Hollywood actresses began wearing it. Costume jewelry is becoming rare in Japan, but JENNE has created an original item that allows women to freely express their individuality by combining the skills of Japanese craftsmen, whose numbers are dwindling. The large imitation pearl necklace, which is the royal road as costume jewelry, is assembled one by one while being worn on the body like haute couture. The imitation pearls are painstakingly hand-painted by a limited number of Japanese craftsmen using the dipping method, and by using two different sizes of pearls, we have achieved a volume that portrays random beauty. The Japanese-made hardware, which is made with attention to detail, features an easy-to-attach mantel clasp and classic 4-strand bar, giving it the feel of an antique item. The wire is 0.7mm, a thickness rarely used except for costume jewelry, ensuring not only design but also stability. The included drawstring bag is sized not only for storage, but also for carrying and travel use. Japanese craftsmen have carefully shaped a bold project that would only be designed overseas into a multi-strand necklace, mixing up only the best parts.

• Design and color may differ slightly from the photos.
• Do not accept returns for any reason other than defects. Please understand this in advance.
• There may be some scratches.
• Please be careful if you have metal allergies.