Vintage Lisner AB Topaz & Black Enamel Gold‑Tone Floral Necklace - Late 1950s

This exquisite vintage Lisner necklace dates to the late 1950s, showcasing Lisner’s signature mid‑century glamour. It features alternating floral links with black enamel accents and aurora‑borealis topaz rhinestones that shimmer in hues of violet, amber, and aqua. The gold‑tone finish adds warmth and contrast, giving the piece a refined, dimensional sparkle.

The necklace is signed Lisner on the hook clasp and retains its original hangtag, confirming authenticity. It is in very good vintage condition: the floral links are bright and intact, while the chain and hook show light finish wear consistent with age.

Details
•    Maker: Lisner
•    Era: Late 1950s
•    Materials: Gold tone metal, aurora borealis topaz rhinestones, black enamel
•    Signature: “Lisner” on hook clasp with original hangtag
•    Length: Adjustable from 14" to 17"
•    Closure: Hook clasp with chain extension
•    Condition: Very good vintage; minor finish wear on chain and hook

This Lisner necklace brings instant mid‑century sophistication to any look. Perfect for cocktail attire, evening events, or adding vintage sparkle to a modern outfit. Its adjustable length makes it ideal for layering with shorter chains or wearing as a statement piece. A thoughtful gift for collectors or anyone who loves timeless glamour and the artistry of vintage jewelry.

Choosing vintage jewelry supports sustainable fashion by preserving existing materials and craftsmanship. This Lisner necklace carries history and character, offering enduring beauty without new production impact.

Gift-ready packaging included.
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California Buyers Proposition 65 Warning: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm.