"Christian Dior" 80’s wide mesh pavé bar necklace

From Christian Dior in the 1980s, a maison that did not compromise on the completeness of the outfit even in costume jewelry and sharpened its skills to contain glamour within dignity, we introduce a superb piece with a neatly bundled glossy wide mesh.

While emphasizing brilliance, this exquisite piece precisely designs the granularity of light, quietly shaping the impression of the neck area.

The first charm is its flat mesh structure that clings to the neck, with a delicate knitting density that captures light as a surface, causing gentle shifts in shadow depending on the angle, and creating a supple appearance that does not look too rigid despite being metal.

Additionally, the width of the mesh is appropriately secured, giving the impression of wearing a single piece of light around the neck rather than a necklace, and functioning as an accessory that shapes the outline without leaning towards enhancing the outfit—this is a unique value of this piece.

In the center, a pavé bar encrusted with rhinestones is arranged, making the focal point of the gaze clear and maintaining overall balance. The sparkle of the stones, reflecting as points against the mesh that reflects as a surface, overlaps with the reflected light, creating different granularities within the same shimmer and adding depth.

As a result, while maintaining a certain brilliance, the impression is somehow quiet, and the jewelry does not assert itself too much but properly aims to enhance the completeness of the neckline, which leads to a disciplined glamour characteristic of Dior.

The connection part on the back is designed with a mesh edge carefully supported by metal parts, and the practicality of being able to finely adjust the length via an adjuster is secured. It is a pleasing point that it can be adjusted to the optimal position according to the outfit, from the collar of a shirt to the décolletage of a dress.

Furthermore, the inscription of Chr Dior on the end charm and the GERMANY inscription are important physical details for understanding this piece as from the 1980s, and they align with the background of Dior developing high-quality costume jewelry made in Germany at that time. This also makes it an attractive element that guarantees the credibility of the era.

Even after a long time, the thickness of the plating and the meticulous craftsmanship remain as an air, because it truly retains the tactile quality of an era that established materials not just as decoration but as a product, giving a stable value as an archive.

In terms of styling, even a single piece can be enough to complement a neat shirt or a minimal dress, and by subtly slipping it into the collar of structural tailored pieces or long coats, a 1980s mood that wraps strength in elegance naturally emerges. It is a superb piece that can be incorporated into everyday life as jewelry that is not overly decorated but harmonized with surface and light.

Definitely take this opportunity.