Long necklace in the style of a Chanel necklace with pearls and turquoise enamelled links. Fabor, Sansepolcro, Arezzo, Italy. 1970s. 750 yellow gold. 36 pearls (d. approx. 0.6 cm), wound on gold wire, with 35 twisted links, the grooves filled with opaque turquoise enamel. Stamped "39 AR" on the clasp and with fineness stamp "750". Luster of the pearls partly somewhat dull. Enamel four links with chip as well as four links with small missing parts of the enamel. Dimensions: L. 112 cm, weight 36 g.

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