Vintage Robert Larin Necklace Modernist Brutalist Gold Tone Pendant Nature

Vintage Collectible Robert Larin Brutalist gold-tone pendant necklace features an irregularly shaped, textured pendant with a raised botanical or leaf motif on the front. The reverse side of the pendant is also textured and visibly signed "Robert Larin." The pendant hangs from a gold-tone link chain, secured by a spring ring clasp. The chain measures approximately 24 inches in length. The metal shows some signs of wear, including minor scratches and dulling, consistent with its pre-owned condition. The image features a vintage Modernist/Brutalist pendant and necklace by Canadian designer Robert Larin. Here's more information about the piece and the designer: Designer: Robert Larin was a well-known Canadian jewelry designer, active primarily from the late 1960s to the 1970s, based out of Montreal, Quebec. Style: Larin is celebrated for his Brutalist and Modernist designs, which are characterized by their bold, organic forms and textured surfaces. The pendant in the image, with its stylized botanical motifs resembling wheat or rice stalks, exemplifies his organic and textural aesthetic. Materials: His jewelry was often crafted from pewter, using the lost wax casting method (a technique typically reserved for more precious metals), and then hand-finished and sometimes electroplated with gold or silver. The pendant appears to be gold-plated pewter. Collectibility: Pieces by Robert Larin are sought after by collectors of vintage and Modernist jewelry for their unique design...