Elsa Peretti for Tiffany Sterling Silver Mesh Bib Necklace
Sterling Silver Mesh, Designed By Elsa Peretti For Tiffany
Marked "Peretti" "T & Co 925"
Measuring 26.5 Inches In Length
Weighing 22 Grams
In Excellent Condition
Includes Box and Black Travel Wrap
The mesh is malleable and ergonomic, it drapes over the body's contours.
Ties to variable lengths.
Elsa Peretti debuted her first mesh pieces with Halston in 1975. Her 'Mesh' Jewelry, Including Her Infamous Metal Mesh Bra For Halston, Was Inspired by mesh she saw being handmade in Jaipur, India In 1974. When she began consulting experts in New York, landing on hand and machine techniques from Whiting and Davis. The mesh is machine-knitted with solder-filled wire like a stocking, to avoid seams, then heated until the solder flows closing each link. It is then cut to shape by hand.
Her delicate mesh jewelry eschews a clasp and Is tied in careful knots, draping the body.
Sterling Silver Mesh, Designed By Elsa Peretti For Tiffany
Marked "Peretti" "T & Co 925"
Measuring 26.5 Inches In Length
Weighing 22 Grams
In Excellent Condition
Includes Box and Black Travel Wrap
The mesh is malleable and ergonomic, it drapes over the body's contours.
Ties to variable lengths.
Elsa Peretti debuted her first mesh pieces with Halston in 1975. Her 'Mesh' Jewelry, Including Her Infamous Metal Mesh Bra For Halston, Was Inspired by mesh she saw being handmade in Jaipur, India In 1974. When she began consulting experts in New York, landing on hand and machine techniques from Whiting and Davis. The mesh is machine-knitted with solder-filled wire like a stocking, to avoid seams, then heated until the solder flows closing each link. It is then cut to shape by hand.
Her delicate mesh jewelry eschews a clasp and Is tied in careful knots, draping the body.
Sterling Silver Mesh, Designed By Elsa Peretti For Tiffany
Marked "Peretti" "T & Co 925"
Measuring 26.5 Inches In Length
Weighing 22 Grams
In Excellent Condition
Includes Box and Black Travel Wrap
The mesh is malleable and ergonomic, it drapes over the body's contours.
Ties to variable lengths.
Elsa Peretti debuted her first mesh pieces with Halston in 1975. Her 'Mesh' Jewelry, Including Her Infamous Metal Mesh Bra For Halston, Was Inspired by mesh she saw being handmade in Jaipur, India In 1974. When she began consulting experts in New York, landing on hand and machine techniques from Whiting and Davis. The mesh is machine-knitted with solder-filled wire like a stocking, to avoid seams, then heated until the solder flows closing each link. It is then cut to shape by hand.
Her delicate mesh jewelry eschews a clasp and Is tied in careful knots, draping the body.