Graduated Copper Navajo Pearl Necklace 20"

A station-style graduated copper Navajo Pearl necklace at 20 inches — small clusters of Navajo Pearl beads set at intervals along a delicate copper chain, with the bead clusters graduating in size from smaller near the clasp to larger toward the center. The result is an airy, open construction that reads very differently from the fully strung graduated strand: the chain between clusters is visible, giving the piece a lighter feel with the same warm copper-bronze character. 

A note on color: The same dark copper-bronze family as the rest of the collection — warm copper highlights against dark seam shadows on each bead, set against the fine copper chain ground.

Details

• Construction | Station style | Navajo Pearl bead clusters at intervals on a delicate copper chain | Bead clusters graduate in size from smaller at clasp ends to larger at center | Chain visible between stations
• Bead types | Round Navajo Pearl beads | Two-hemisphere soldered construction | Saucer beads (disc-shaped, wider than tall) may appear as accents within clusters
• Finish | Dark copper-bronze | Warm copper highlights on bead faces | Deep seam channel shadows
• Length | 20 inches | Princess length | Mid-chest placement
• Closure | Lobster clasp with extender chain for adjustability
• Care | Keep dry | Remove before swimming or exercise | Store in an airtight pouch | Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth after wear

Styling

• Wear alone for a lighter, more open copper look — the station construction has more breathing room than a fully strung strand and suits a wide range of necklines
• The extender chain allows the strand to be worn at slightly different lengths depending on neckline
• Layer above or below a fully strung copper strand to mix construction styles: clustered stations above, continuous bead strand below
• Pairs naturally with turquoise, concho belts, and warm earth-tone wardrobe