This exquisite 1950s Sherman rhinestone choker gleams in shades of emerald and spring-green peridot, creating a jewel-tone collar that feels both bold and refined. Each stone is prong-set in silver-tone metal, with sparkling round chatons along the neckline and deep emerald elongated teardrops beneath each one.
Some of the pale green rhinestones test as uranium glass, glowing under UV light (see photos), giving this piece a magical atomic-era touch collectors adore.
Adjustable from 14 to 17 inches, it fastens with the classic Sherman alligator clasp and hangs with a single shimmering chaton at the end. A signature of quality and artistry, the piece carries the Sherman hallmark, celebrated for exceptional crystal jewelry craftsmanship from Montreal.
Glamorous, rare, and beautifully preserved, this necklace is an unforgettable accent for evening wear, bridal styling, holidays, or any moment that calls for a little mid-century enchantment.
Details
Designer: Sherman
Era: 1950s
Stones: Peridot green chatons & emerald teardrop rhinestones
Special Feature: Some stones glow under UV (uranium glass)
Metal: Silver-tone setting
Length: Adjustable 14–17 inches
Width: Approx. 3/8 inch
Condition: Great vintage condition with light wear, primarily near clasp, consistent with age
Hallmark: Sherman
A treasure for collectors, lovers of atomic-era sparkle, and anyone who swoons over gemstone-green glamour. *Item E2577
