Vintage Sterling Silver Puffy Open Heart Pendant Necklace 18" Modernist Italy 92
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Radiating a lustrous, high-polish gleam, this eye-catching vintage sterling silver necklace features a fluidly sculpted open heart pendant. Expertly crafted using a puffy electroform technique, the floating heart moves gracefully on a dense 1.5mm Italian snake chain. The pendant reverse features a clean 925 purity mark alongside a stylized "R" maker's mark, while the sleek chain clasp is cleanly stamped "Italy," capturing the pinnacle of late 20th-century minimalist luxury.
◆ Stone Type/Quality: None / High-Shine Finish
◆ Metal/Setting: 925 Sterling Silver (Pendant Stamped 925 R, Chain Stamped 925 Italy)
◆ Dimensions: 18" Chain Length (1.5mm Wide); Pendant measures 7/8" x 7/8" (20.1mm x 22.1mm)
◆ Style/Era: Modernist Statement Piece / Vintage Circa 1990s
◆ Condition: Very good vintage condition with beautiful structural integrity
◆ Closure Type: Secure Heavy-Duty Lobster Claw Clasp
Features:
• Modernist Statement, Electroform Heart
• Italy
Size: Womens 18 in
Condition: Pre-Owned Good
Good condition
Gently used
There may be some scratches due to normal use.
Natural patina, lightly tarnished.
The natural tarnish highlights fine details and gives each piece a unique, vintage character. Leaving the patina intact preserves its distinct history far better than polishing it away.
Please review all descriptions and photos closely before purchasing, thank you!
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