Why it's worth it
Genuine 1970s chain tassel — the sourcing is on the label and visible in the links.
The Edit
Two curved gold-tone prongs hold a pagoda-silhouette plaque, hand-etched via a seventh-generation French stamping technique, with pierced fretwork borders framing a botanical bird scene. A fluted lantern bead transitions into a genuine 1970s curb-chain tassel — multiple strands, each twisted, with a total drop well past collar length. The tonal antique gold finish unifies engraved surface, cast hardware, and vintage chain into a single cohesive object.
The details
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