Five richly colored ruby-red glass stones create the dramatic focal line of this signed Harry S. Bick necklace. Each faceted rectangular stone is horizontally prong set in 1/20 12K gold filled and joined by dimensional oval links with finely textured details.
The central setting is suspended from its upper corners rather than connected through the sides like the other four, allowing it to drop slightly and define the necklace’s beautifully balanced silhouette. At 20 inches long and approximately 34 grams, the necklace has both presence and substance.
Harry S. Bick & Son was a New York jewelry manufacturer active from at least the late 1940s, creating well-made sterling silver and gold-filled jewelry under the HSB mark. This necklace is an especially striking example of the company’s mid-century work.
- Era: circa late 1940s–1950s
- Maker: Harry S. Bick & Son
- Material: 1/20 12K gold filled
- Stones: five faceted ruby-red glass stones
- Stone size: 1/2 x 3/8 inch (12 x 10mm)
- Oval links: 1/2 x 1/4 inch (12 x 7mm)
- Length: 20 inches
- Weight: approximately 34 grams
- Closure: spring ring clasp
- Marks: H.S.B., 1/20 12K GF and 1/20 12K
Excellent vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. The original stones are bright, intact and securely set, with no observed gold loss. Please review the photographs for complete condition.
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