Ann Taylor Blue Green Rhinestone Gold Tone Statement Collar Necklace 29.6g

DESCRIPTION

A beautifully jeweled Ann Taylor statement necklace combining vivid sapphire blue and peridot green rhinestones with warm gold-tone settings and delicate clear crystal accents.

Across the front, clustered green stones form small floral bursts edged with tiny clear crystals, alternating with rich blue round stones before transitioning into a simpler blue-stone strand toward the back. The combination creates a wonderfully balanced collar silhouette—colorful and sparkling without becoming overly ornate.

At 29.6 grams, the necklace has a satisfying presence while remaining easy to wear.

WORTH NOTING

Signed Ann Taylor at the clasp.

The combination of sapphire blue, fresh peridot green and clear rhinestones is particularly striking against the warm gold-tone setting, with enough color variation to coordinate beautifully across seasons.

MEASUREMENTS

Front decorative section approximately 6–7 inches across.

Weight approximately 29.6 grams.

Please see photographs for the necklace's overall length, clasp and scale when worn on the display bust.

CONDITION

Very good pre-owned condition with light evidence of previous wear. Rhinestones appear bright and well seated, with the gold-tone finish presenting attractively overall.

Please review all photographs closely for the individual stones, settings, links, finish and clasp, as they form part of the condition description.

STYLE NOTES

A little garden of jewel tones—sapphire blue, peridot green and flashes of clear crystal set against warm gold.

Beautiful with navy, emerald, black or cream, and especially good at the neckline of a simple dress or open-collar blouse where the color can take center stage.

FROM THE HOUSE

House of Genevieve is continually curating distinctive jewelry and accessories chosen for color, craftsmanship and character. We invite you to explore our boutique for coordinating earrings, bracelets and other jewelry selected to build a collection entirely your own.

Chosen for its character and the story it can continue to tell.
~ Genevieve