£245.00
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A striking vintage collar necklace by Christian Dior, dating from the 1980s and inspired by the bold geometry and glamour of the Art Deco period.
The beautifully sculpted gold-plated collar features a central cream enamel triangular motif, framed by contrasting black enamel detailing and sparkling rows of pavé-set Austrian crystal rhinestones. At its centre, a polished oval black cabochon provides a striking focal point.
The collar flows into a flexible gold-plated snake chain, designed to sit elegantly against the neckline, and fastens with a secure fold-over clasp. An integrated extender allows the length to be adjusted for a perfect fit.
Signed Chr. Dior with a copyright symbol on both sides of the clasp, the necklace also features a signature hanging CD charm.
A wonderful example of 1980s Dior jewellery, combining Art Deco-inspired design with the distinctive glamour of the house.
The necklace is in excellent vintage condition and appears to be unworn.
Dimensions:
Length: Adjustable from 39 - 44 cm | 16 - 18 inches
Pendant: 2 cm high x 7.5 cm wide; central motif is 3.5 cm
Christian Dior (1905-1957) was one of the most celebrated couturiers of the 20th century. In 1947 Dior launched the 'New Look' collection celebrating ultra-femininity and glamour, perfectly capturing the mood of post-war society. The following year, Dior launched his first collection of fashion jewellery to complement his clothing.
Today, Christian Dior jewellery is highly sought after. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, quality and timeless elegance, mid-century Dior pieces are experiencing a surge in demand, with prices climbing as they become increasingly rare. Jewellery created by Dior from the 1970s onwards is also following a similar upward trajectory.
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