1970s Vintage Green Glass Daisy Bead Necklace
A beautifully unusual vintage necklace dating to the 1970s, featuring a charming mix of hand-painted glass beads in soft, fresh green tones. The design centres around a series of graduated beads, each individually detailed with delicate white painted patterns, leading to a standout focal bead adorned with sweet daisy motifs.
The combination of matte and translucent finishes gives the piece lovely depth, while the subtle variation in bead shapes adds to its handcrafted, one-of-a-kind feel. The necklace is completed with a strand of tiny matching green glass beads forming the chain, finished with a secure lobster clasp.
At approximately 17 inches in length, it sits neatly at the collarbone — perfect for adding a soft pop of colour to both everyday and dressed-up looks. A really distinctive piece that captures that playful, nature-inspired vintage aesthetic without feeling costume-y.
In very good vintage condition with light, age-appropriate wear.
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