1960s Hattie Carnegie Floral Gold Tone Rhinestone Entremble Necklace size_L with their distinctive bold silhouettes

with their distinctive bold silhouettes

Albert Weiss began his career as a jewelry designer for Coro and Marvella during the 1930s

The pops of color on curled ply are very reminiscent of Chanel's tweed boucle

1960s Indian flare is further accented by the floral brocade of the fabric

1960s Hattie Carnegie Floral Gold Tone Rhinestone Entremble Necklace size_L with their distinctive bold silhouettesThis opulent gold tone pearl and rhinestone necklace is indicative of the luxurious jewelry Hattie Carnegie designed in the 1950s and 1960s. The necklace features a wide curved floral design composed of various rhinestone encrusted leaves with vines curling throughout, as well as bud like pearls and small gold flowers set onto springs. The small golden flowers tremble when worn ( hence "entremble" ), giving the necklace an added layer of luxury and