Sarah Coventry  |  Necklaces

This is a later version of Polonaise. It is slightly more delicate without the pendant and is in silvertone, rather than goldtone, metal. The black strips in each element are embedded with clear rhinestones. It can be worn at about 15" or 16" long.

Gorgeous, shimmering art glass focal bead with greens, blues, and rosey melon on a midnight background. Two deep emerald green Swarovski crystals add more sparkle. The focal bead is just shy of 5/8" long. The delicate chain can be worn at 15" or 17".

Pretty simulated pearl drop on a delicate goldtone chain. I have not removed the necklace from the card to measure it, but the catalog indicates that this design number is the longer 18" necklace (rather than 16").

Gorgeous cut glass that throws greens, blues, pinks and fuchsia. The pendant is about 3/4" in diameter, and the glass is held high above it by prongs. The chain can be worn at either 16" or 17 1/2".

Cute petite owl pendant dangles from a chain that can be worn at 16", 17" or 18". This little guy is only 1/2" tall!

This gorgeous crystal necklace would be stunning as a choker with the extender dangling down the nape of your neck. I love the heavy rhodium plating! The maximum length is 17". I don't believe this has ever been worn, but the small crystals in the extender have lost most of their sparkle. It's RARE to find this necklace in its original box, and even more rare to find it in such exceptional condition.

Fun and pretty large plastic crystals combine with chain to make a lovely, lightweight necklace. 52" long.

Lovely dimensional metalwork forms an antiqued goldtone cross with a simulated pearl at its center. The cross is 3" long and hangs from a 23" rope chain. The pearl is SLIGHTLY scuffed.

This gorgeous glass pearl necklace is versatile in more ways than one. The obvious choice you have to make is whether you want to wear the clasp with the shimmering rhinestones or the large pearl button showing. With such a beautiful clasp, you'll also want to decide whether to wear it in the back or somewhere in the front. Look a little closer at this lovely necklace and you'll see that you have a choice of wearing two or three strands with the clasp. You may also wear a single 16 1/2" strand without the clasp. Versatility plus!

Five oval cabs framed by small Art Deco metalwork and topped with curved roping. Maximum length of 17 1/4". This is the best Pink Twist item I've ever seen! Unsigned.

One of the most beautiful metalwork designs in the vintage Sarah Coventry collection. Notice the lovely combination of the textured silvertone metal with the fluid, curving goldtone lines. Maximum length of about 17 1/2".

The pretty scrolling pendant, including its teardrop dangle, is 2 3/4" long. The black strips in each element are embedded with clear rhinestones which add sparkle to the eye-catching movement of this necklace. The chain is a brassier goldtone than the light goldtone of the pendant. It has never been removed from its card, but I gave it my best shot at measuring and think the chain is about 24" long.

Seldom seen lovely, long necklace with chains, rods, detailed oval plates, and bezel set stones that look like tiger eye, topaz or mahogany wood - sort of like the SarahCov Wood Nymph design. 36" long; can be doubled up for a two-strand look.

Beautiful Victorian Revival necklace featuring a complex pendant that looks simply gorgeous. It begins with an oblong open metalwork element with beading, scrollwork, a central rhinestone flower and a rhinestone perimeter. This element is set on top of a solid frame with scrollwork edges. This pendant makes fantastic use of negative space, in that the placement of the oblong element on top of a solid base gives the appearance that the base is black. It is not. It is the result of a wonderful design. The pendant's rhinestone flower is duplicated on the bail above the pendant and on the push-in box clasp. Gold filled. The pendant is 1 1/4" long, and the necklace is 16" long. The rhinestones are sparkly, although they are aging, and it appears one rhinestone has been replaced. Unsigned, but shown in 1950 documentation. Beautiful!

Beautiful Victorian Revival necklace featuring a complex pendant that looks simply gorgeous. It begins with an oblong open metalwork element with beading, scrollwork, a central rhinestone flower and a rhinestone perimeter. This element is set on top of a solid frame with scrollwork edges. This pendant makes fantastic use of negative space, in that the placement of the oblong element on top of a solid base gives the appearance that the base is black. It is not. It is the result of a wonderful design. The pendant's rhinestone flower is duplicated on the bail above the pendant and on the push-in box clasp. Gold filled. The pendant is 1 1/4" long, and the necklace is 16" long. Unsigned, but shown in 1950 documentation. Much of the chain and part of the pendant's back are not as bright as they once were. Still a rare beauty and lovely to wear.