……………………………This pendant, J387777, comes from the Anne Klein archives, and it is an exact replica. The style is Art Nouveau. Art Nouveau is know for curving patterns, and lines. There were no hard edges or angles associated with Art Nouveau……That look came later with Art Deco in the 20s and 30s. Art Nouveau was very popular starting about 1890, through the turn of the century to about 1910. If you have ever been to Paris many facades of buildings were done in the Art Nouveau style. Even the famous Metro [subway], has beautiful Art Nouveau swirling arches with the Metro sign at its’ entrance….. The pendant has a large resin, rounded, and bombed disc with an open center, in which the metal swirls are inserted. The chain keeper reminds me of rams horns. The metal decorative stations, on either side, are in keeping with the Art Nouveau patterns. It has a good weight to it…not too heavy, but not flimsy. You know you are wearing something good. This will be avail in Gold and Black [center] and Silver and black [bottom right and left]. The Gold is on the mannequin to the left and the silver is on the mannequin to the right. I have found this pendant to be just the right piece when accessorizing the looks. It’s not too dressy, but it has a strong presence……….This should be avail. this month, but I never know when these on line only items get processed…………….It would make a beautiful Holiday present……………………………enjoy…………………………much Love……………………….Louis
The Art Nouveau Pendant just came available for purchase at a price point of $49.95. Happy Wednesday to me!
The pictures are up but it says not available at this time. I will keep checking. Curious about the price point.
This is a VERY attractive piece. It fascinates me. The gold, of course, for me.
Length of the necklace? Would have loved earrings using the side design along the chain. Maybe next year?
32 inches plus 3 inch extender
Thanks, Louis. Always important to know.
Chris….finally heard back…the tassel necklace is actually 36 inches with the 4 inch tassel. The necklace is 32 inches.
Oh..it’s beautiful. As always, the waiting is the hardest part.