Vintage Gold-Tone, Aurora Borealis Crystal Rhinestone Necklace, 1950s, 15 inch

This 15-inch, choker-style necklace sparkles with prong-mounted aurora borealis rhinestones in two sizes, with the bigger stones grouped side-by-side in the front, and the smaller ones graduating around the sides and back. The hook closure allows the option to adjust the tightness, and if more length is needed, chain extenders can be purchased from your local jeweler or craft store. The metal prong backing and closure are all gold-toned, and the larger stones are heavy enough to tip the entire setting forward if not properly worn. It's okay, though! once you get it on, it stays put and looks fabulous and uniquely classy. *Please note that I can no longer refund or cancel orders simply because a customer didn't read the description or check all the photos. Purchase regret is, unfortunately, the responsibility of the buyer, therefore I strongly recommend inspecting all photos and description details thoroughly before completing your purchase. **About Aurora Borealis jewelry: In the early to mid 1950s, the Swarovski Company began experimenting with rhinestone coatings to produce a lustrous aurora borealis coating on crystals to make them more radiant and full of color. The process was meant to simulate the effect of the Northern Lights – the celestial Aurora Borealis. Read more about these fascinating stones here: https://www.rubylane.com/blog/categories/jewelry/the-finishing-touch-vintage-jewelry-how-old-is-aurora-borealis-jewelry/