vintage Egyptian Revival collar necklace. 17.5

Design: The necklace features a wide, crescent-shaped, or "collar" design, common in Egyptian-style jewelry.
Materials: It primarily uses small, tube-shaped beads in turquoise and red coral (or faux coral/faience clay), interspersed with brass or gold-tone metal components and a few black/grey beads. The beads in these types of pieces are often made of faience, a glazed material of ground quartz that was innovative in ancient Egypt.
Era: This specific style, utilizing these materials and construction, is often associated with the Egyptian Revival movement, with many similar pieces dating from the 1920s to the 1970s, often as high-quality tourist jewelry from Egypt.
Dangles: The fringe of dangles along the bottom edge, terminating in small golden charms, is a common feature in this style.