Materials and Features:

• Waterfall "Drip" Fringe Silhouette: A sophisticated five-point descending focal design providing a graceful, tiered "fringe" effect. This architectural "drip" is a signature of high-style 1940's American costume jewelry.

• Opaque White Milk Glass Cabochons: 66 hand-set stones featuring a smooth, matte-white finish. The vitreous glass composition is verified by the cold-to-touch feel and absence of molding seams common in plastic imitations.

• Articulated Cup-Chain Construction: A flexible, high-quality gold-tone base engineered for a seamless, fluid drape. Each joint in the 17g weighted frame is individually articulated.

• Hand-Set Multi-Prong Settings: Every cabochon is individually secured within a professional four-prong nest.

• Survivor Mechanical Integrity: Authentic earlier script "Coro" hallmark on the high-tension fold-over clasp.

Age/Origin: c. 1940's / USA

Marks: Coro (Script signature to fold-over clasp)

Measurements:

• Weight: 17g (Confirmed high-density mid-century alloy)

• Dimensions: Approx. 15 Inch end to end; width just under 0.25 Inch

Condition: Good vintage condition. The gold-tone plating shows age-appropriate "honest wear" on high points, confirming its 80-year estate history. The milk glass cabochons are in excellent condition—bright, lustrous, and free of chips or yellowing.