Stunning and rare coach collaboration with designer Tony Duquette. Highly collectible fine jewelry 😍 The piece speaks for itself Ammmmmmazing. Chain is approximately 34 inches long and very durable! Can be worn long or doubled. Super secure clasp and 2 metal coach tags attached. Comes with original collectible pouch. Who was Tony Duquette? A Hollywood icon who created ethereal and amazing costumes for Broadway shows and Hollywood movies — and also loved to fasten together found objects into incredible breathtaking creations. Duquette died in 1999, and left behind a collection of fine jewelry — at very high prices — that his great friend Hutton Wilkinson has continued to create. Sold in Bergdorf Goodman, Tony Duquette jewelry is highly collectible and flamboyant — it’s all about big pieces, over the top. Wilkinson lives at and runs the Duquette estate in the Hollywood Hills, Dawnridge, one of the most famous houses in Southern California.