Givenchy Tortoiseshell Necklace - Vintage with History
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- Collar length
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- WomenJewelryNecklaces
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GIVENCHY VINTAGE TORTOISESHELL NECKLACE
- This beautiful necklace has a unique history: it belonged to Russian gypsy singer Marusia Sava, who at 16 escaped Siberia during the Bolshevik Revolution and came to NYC.
- In New York, she sang at The Russian Tea Room next door to Carnegie Hall, she recorded albums, and sang at FDR’s home twice.
- Her voice had a vast range and she was known for her elaborate costumes and beauty. Google her to listen to her music and - if you known Russian - you can read her autobiography (a book was published about her life a few years ago).
- This necklace is vintage, from the 60’s/70’s.
- The Pendant is made of faux tortoiseshell with inlaid gold plated symbols - butterfly, tortoise, etc.
- Gold plated throughout with signature Double G clasp.
- The Givenchy logo is inlaid on back of pendant.
Condition:
As this is a vintage piece there are signs of wear throughout. Overall, it is in excellent pre-owned condition. See photos. There are some scratches on gold and minor tarnishing.
Sava cherished this piece and wore it many times.
Please let me know if you have questions and feel free to make reasonable offers.
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