“Nina Ricci” 80’s-90’s floral openwork link necklace

From richly ornamental vintage jewelry from the late 1980s through the 1990s, we would like to introduce this florally openwork necklace with a commanding presence.

Made with lustrous gold-tone metal, this piece, which features a series of multiple oval links, beautifully overlaps lattice-like openwork with a three-dimensional floral motif placed at the center. It offers delicate, lightness amid its glamour.

Around the outer edge of each link, there is a three-dimensional border reminiscent of rope weaving, which creates delicate shadowing depending on the angle at which it catches the light. The central floral ornament, though compact, is shaped with height, so you can feel depth that is not found in flat prints or simple pressed designs.

In addition, the openwork created on the inside gently tempers the volume of the gold metal, resulting in a balanced look that does not lean too heavily toward a heavy impression and naturally settles around the chest.

The clasp uses a toggle-style mechanism that passes the bar through the ring. It is not merely a part created for function; it exists as a design element that harmonizes with the overall ornamentation. Since it can be shown beautifully all the way to the back of the neckline, it creates a striking finish for styles that tie up the hair or outfits with an open back.

Regarding the period, the gold-tone three-dimensional ornamentation, openwork incorporating flowers, rope-like edging, and toggle-style decorative hardware align with the design seen in Nina Ricci costume jewelry from the late 1980s to around the 1990s.

While evoking the feminine, romantic aesthetic that Nina Ricci has carried forward, its appeal lies in a dimensional composition that does not rely solely on sweetness. Simply adding it to a simple outfit can beautifully refine the overall impression.

We especially recommend it for those who wish to bring classical accessories into their everyday style, or for those who want to express their individuality not through understated logos but through the form itself. It can be worn naturally not only for dressier occasions, but also by pairing it with the collars of shirts and jackets.

For styling, pairing it with a tailored jacket and a simple blouse can add refined, elegant sparkle to the neckline. If you incorporate it as a single accent with a black one-piece or a long dress, you can achieve a striking look while preserving a classic mood. It is also wonderful to add it as an accent to a mode-inspired style that keeps things understated, regardless of gender.

Take advantage of this opportunity.