1920s Flapper Jewelry

Long pearl ropes were the most recognizable flapper jewelry of the 1920s, and this imitation pearl necklace comes in two lengths, 150 cm and 190 cm, so you can loop it twice or knot it at the chest. It is a versatile piece from our 1920s jewelry edit.

Imitation Pearl Necklace Lengths

At 150 cm (about 59 in) the strand can be doubled to sit at the collarbone and mid-chest. At 190 cm (about 75 in) it can be tripled, or knotted once and left to hang to the waist like a 1920s sautoir.

Ways to Wear a Long Pearl Rope for Your Jewelry

Knot it at the bust over a straight sequin dress, swing it down the back with a low-back gown, or wrap it around the wrist as a bracelet. The pearls are imitation, so the necklace stays light even when wound several times.

1920s Flapper Jewelry FAQ

Which length should I choose?

Choose 150 cm for two loops or a single long strand; choose 190 cm if you want three loops or a dramatic knotted drop.

Does it have a clasp?

Long ropes like this are usually continuous strands that slip over the head; the supplier does not mention a clasp.

Is it suitable for daily wear?

Yes, it works with knitwear and shirts as well as party dresses.