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Antique Gold Multi-Strand Beaded Necklace

Antique Gold Multi-Strand Beaded Necklace

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Seven fine strands of tiny cube-cut beads fall in soft, layered arcs, catching light in dozens of small facets. The antique gold tone reads warm and burnished — closer to old metal than polished shine.

  • Material: Glass beads
  • Color: Antique gold
  • Length: 52 in
  • Closure: Handmade toggle
  • Origin: Nepal and India
  • Strands: Seven

At 52 inches the piece slips over the head and hangs long, the strands gathering into a low, arcing sweep against the collarbone. Wrapped twice, it collapses into a fuller, choker-length layer. The scale is generous; the weight is not.

Details
  • Seven-strand construction
  • Cube-cut glass beads
  • Antique gold-tone finish
  • Handmade toggle closure
  • Wearable long or double-wrapped

As a handmade piece, small variations in bead spacing, strand length and finish are natural — no two necklaces are identical.

The Story

Multi-strand beaded necklaces like this one draw on a beadwork tradition among Tibetan communities working in Nepal and India. Hundreds of small glass beads are strung by hand across seven strands, each worked to a consistent length before being gathered at a hand-fashioned toggle. A single loose bead or uneven strand throws off the way the piece drapes.

The 52-inch length is a deliberate choice: long enough to slip over the head with no clasp needed, and versatile enough to be doubled for a shorter, fuller look. The antique gold finish references the burnished, lived-in metal tones favored in Himalayan jewelry-making, rather than a bright polish.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Tibetan multi-strand beadwork

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and store flat or hanging so the strands do not tangle.

Questions

How long is it?

52 inches. It slips easily over the head and can be worn as one long strand or wrapped twice around the neck.

What are the beads made of?

Glass, finished in an antique gold tone and strung across seven fine strands.

Can I wear it as a shorter necklace?

Yes. Wrap it twice around the neck for a shorter, fuller layered look instead of wearing it long.

Where is it made?

Handcrafted by Tibetan artisans working in Nepal and India.

How do I care for it?

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store flat or hanging to keep the strands from tangling.

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