Made in the Deep South | Green Agate & 1930s Filigree Pendant Necklace

The color is what catches you first. Then you notice the extraordinary detail in the pendant. I’d wear this with an ivory blouse or a navy dress, keeping the earrings small so the necklace has room to shine. It brings an entire outfit together.

DESCRIPTION

Rich green agate and intricate gold-tone filigree make a striking pairing in this one-of-a-kind necklace from the Michela collection by Made in the Deep South.

Large, faceted agate beads display shifting shades of teal and green, with pale banding and distinctive veining throughout. At the center, a generous teardrop-shaped pendant unfolds in layers of delicate, lace-like metalwork. Green faceted accents surround a larger central jewel, adding sparkle to the elaborate floral design.

The individual elements have their own histories: the pendant dates to the 1930s and was sourced from a Georgia estate, while the agate beads date to the 1960s and came from a Georgia collector. Brought together in a new composition, they balance bold color with beautifully intricate detail.

Wear it against a simple neckline to appreciate the full design, or tuck it inside an open collar for a glimpse of green and gold.

Only one available. You will receive the exact necklace pictured, along with its individual story card.

DETAILS

• One-of-a-kind necklace from the Michela collection by Made in the Deep South

• 1930s pendant sourced from a Georgia estate

• 1960s agate beads sourced from a Georgia collector

• Large, flattened beads with faceted edges and varied green coloration

• Ornate teardrop-shaped gold-tone filigree pendant

• Green faceted accents arranged in a floral pattern

• Hook closure with extension chain

• Includes the brand’s individual story card

• Vintage components may show age-related patina and surface wear

• Item reference: BY476

ABOUT THE COLLECTION

Michela by Made in the Deep South brings curated vintage elements together in handcrafted, one-of-a-kind necklaces. Each design gives pieces from the past a distinctive new expression.