u/flingo2014

Image 1 — Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

Image 2 — Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

Image 3 — Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

Image 4 — Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

Image 5 — Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

Image 6 — Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

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Heavy, substantial necklace with very pretty stones. No stamps or marks. The prong settings are soldered to the chain. (Not sure if maybe it was made from reclaimed stones from an older piece?) Would appreciate any ideas, this one has stumped me for a while!

u/flingo2014 — 7 hours ago