[Western jewelry brought back from the United States] 1970s retro jewelry elegant rhinestone necklace

Merry Christmas!!! 🎅🎅 The weather has been getting colder recently, and it's more like Christmas~ Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas holiday!!! This time I will share a very special rhinestone necklace. From a distance, it looks like a small flower when it is static, but it looks like a little person walking when it is swaying in the wind~ In addition, the object has exquisitely cut rhinestones. When it swings with the rhythm, it is very elegant and beautiful~ It is a very distinctive necklace that is also worthy of collection~ ● Flags: None ● circa 1970's ● Commodity source: USA ● Dimensions: Chain Length 21.5 cm / Charm: 3.5 cm ● Material: alloy, rhinestone 【Purchase Notes】 1. Our antiques and vintage pieces are 100% old items from the United States in the last century, from the 1940s to the 1980s. Some are well preserved and can look almost brand new, but many have traces of time. If you require "brand new" products Please do not bid! 2. Our sources of goods are cooperated with antique jewelry stores in the United States or private collections passed down by American families. The products are disinfected according to the professional standards of antique stores. The inside of the watch is cleaned and replaced by a professional watch shop, and the battery is also cleaned. Can walk normally after replacement. 3. If you have any questions about details, or need to see more photos, please contact the designer, we will try our best to provide the most detailed information and photo details. 4. The photo was taken in natural light without much retouching, but it may be different from what is displayed on the screen. Before purchasing, you can check with us again and again whether it meets your requirements. 5. Opening discount: Every purchase will give a retro gift from time to time, and if you like it on Facebook or IG fans, you can also enjoy preferential discounts. 6. Proceeds from this fund will be donated to the Project for Disadvantaged Women in India.