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Iris Apfel Jewelry

Beaded Necklace w/ Cross Pendant

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
CONDITION small scratches on the beads
DIMENSIONS chain, 16.5"L; pendant, 3.5"L x 1"W; interior, 40.8" circumference
MADE OF plastic/stone/glass
SKU 77313436
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Apr 26 - May 01
RETURNS This item is returnable within 30 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees may apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Iris Apfel has always lived life to the fullest, and at an age when most people would be long retired, she's a nonstop style icon whose unique fashion sense has been celebrated in a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She and her husband Carl opened Old World Weavers in 1950 and ran it until 1992. Between design projects, Iris has traveled the world, collecting clothing, jewelry, and accessories. Beloved for her maximalist looks, Iris has said, “I think jewelry can change an outfit more than anything else. Transformation, punch, individuality: One or all of the above are why you should wear jewelry.”
Why we love this

Necklace of alternating round yellow and flat red disc beads, strung on natural cord, with four etched silver beads at the bottom center, and a red plastic cross adorned with a goldtone bird on one side and a fish on the other. S-hook and loop closure. Interior, 13"Dia.

About the Brand
Iris Apfel has always lived life to the fullest, and at an age when most people would be long retired, she's a nonstop style icon whose unique fashion sense has been celebrated in a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She and her husband Carl opened Old World Weavers in 1950 and ran it until 1992. Between design projects, Iris has traveled the world, collecting clothing, jewelry, and accessories. Beloved for her maximalist looks, Iris has said, “I think jewelry can change an outfit more than anything else. Transformation, punch, individuality: One or all of the above are why you should wear jewelry.”