Chantilly Trinity Necklace

The three-sided spinning pendant featured in this necklace is a recreation of a Victorian gentleman’s watch fob. It contains three special vintage glass ovals manufactured in mid-century Germany and Japan.

One of the German ovals is a glass picture stone depicting a courting couple in Limoges style. This style originated in the 18th-century and is commonly associated with the production of ornately painted china produced in Limoges, France. 

The Japanese oval is Cherry Brand glass and was made by rice farmers moonlighting as glass artisans during the American occupation of Japan after WWII.

Read more on our Buttonology Blog: The Epic Story of Cherry Brand Glass

This necklace features a sliding clasp that enables you to adjust its length to suit any neckline. You can wear it as a choker, as a long pendant, or anywhere in between.

In this piece:

• Vintage Limoges-style glass picture stone of 18th-century couple, made in West Germany, circa 1950 - 1960 
• Amber glass and goldstone lampworked Cherry Brand cabochon manufactured in post World War II allied Occupied Japan
• Vintage mid-century malachite glass cabochon, made in Western Germany
• Three-sided, brass-plated pewter casting made in the USA
• Hand-wrapped green chalcedony beads & bead chain
• An antiqued brass chain in tassel 
• Chain adjusts via a sliding magnetic clasp from a 15" choker to a 32" long pendant

Shop the collection: Adjustable Necklaces