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Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
  • Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
  • Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace
Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace

Estate Sterling Silver Malachite, Bone, and Black Onyx Bead Necklace

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          This 28-inch necklace features seven large inlaid beads crafted from bone, malachite, and onyx, framed in intricate sterling silver filigree. The beads are arranged in graduated sizes and accented with silver spacers, showcasing rich green, deep black, and creamy ivory hues in bold, patterned contrast. Though unstamped, the piece is crafted in sterling silver and dates to the 1970s. It has a weighty, sculptural presence at over 75 grams.

          Dramatic and grounded, this necklace stands out with its earthy palette and bold form. The malachite's layered green swirls are balanced by the calm of bone inlay and the depth of onyx, creating an interplay of natural textures. It pairs effortlessly with simple knits, structured linen, or a deep neckline—adding character and dimension with every wear.

          What Is Inlay Jewelry?

          Inlay jewelry involves setting contrasting materials—like gemstones, bone, or shell—into recesses within metal. This technique dates back to ancient cultures and has been used to create highly decorative, mosaic-like designs. In this necklace, the fusion of malachite, onyx, and bone within sterling silver frames offers a striking example of this traditional artistry, reimagined through the bold lens of 1970s design.