Your Juliana Egyptian Revival Necklace - Collector Documentation IIJJ #9749

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IS IT JULIANA JEWELRY · IIJJ #9749

Actual Juliana Egyptian Revival pendant necklace, full front on a white jewelry bust

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This collector documentation accompanies the actual vintage Juliana (DeLizza & Elster) necklace shown in these photographs. Keep the reference with your jewelry to preserve its identification and design details.

Design and Materials

A gold-tone Egyptian Revival-inspired pendant design featuring vivid turquoise-blue cabochons, small pearl-like accents and textured openwork metalwork. Three triangular pendant drops articulate from a richly detailed center with heart-shaped metal connectors. A flexible woven gold-tone mesh chain completes the necklace.

Measurements

Pendant: approximately 3.3 inches long × 2 inches wide.
Chain: approximately 15 inches long.

Identification and Collector Reference

IIJJ #9749 is the reference number assigned to this documented design in the Is It Juliana Jewelry database. This reference number is not a manufacturer's signature.

Original Front and Reverse Photographs

Original photograph of the Juliana necklace laid flat, showing the front and articulated pendant

Front view — turquoise-blue stones, gold-tone detail and woven chain

Actual reverse photograph of the Juliana pendant and chain fastening

Reverse view — pendant construction and chain clasp

Condition

The actual jewelry is pictured above; the original close-up photographs show its vintage condition and construction.


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