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Long Necklace 6 Mixed Gold and Silver Metal Chains 34 To 36. 25 Inches Long Horseshoe a Logo Clasp Vtg Chain Style Chic by Etienne Aigner
Long Necklace 6 Mixed Gold and Silver Metal Chains 34 To 36. 25 Inches Long Horseshoe a Logo Clasp Vtg Chain Style Chic by Etienne Aigner
Designed by Etienne Aigner this multi-chain necklace features both gold and silver tone metal link chains. At both sides the six center drop chains are joined to another four chains then to the double chain back portion. No wear or dark marks are evident on the metal which has a good heavier weight and feel to it as you would expect from a well-made vintage Aigner design.
The "A" horseshoe logo appears on the lobster claw clasp etched on both sides.
The total length is 34 inches. There is also a 2 and 1/4 inch extender chain. When worn at the full length of the extender chain the necklace will be 36 and 1/4 inches long.
According to their website "Luck would always play a role in Mr. Aigner’s life; it’s no coincidence that his iconic logo was styled to resemble a horseshoe a universal symbol for good luck. Living in German-occupied Paris he was forced to flee to the countryside where he became a member of the French Resistance. When it was safe to return he had the good fortune of working in the ateliers of famed couturiers Christian Dior and Jacques Fath. In 1950 he emigrated to America and soon started his own company which became known for the quality of its goods."
The "A" horseshoe logo appears on the lobster claw clasp etched on both sides.
The total length is 34 inches. There is also a 2 and 1/4 inch extender chain. When worn at the full length of the extender chain the necklace will be 36 and 1/4 inches long.
According to their website "Luck would always play a role in Mr. Aigner’s life; it’s no coincidence that his iconic logo was styled to resemble a horseshoe a universal symbol for good luck. Living in German-occupied Paris he was forced to flee to the countryside where he became a member of the French Resistance. When it was safe to return he had the good fortune of working in the ateliers of famed couturiers Christian Dior and Jacques Fath. In 1950 he emigrated to America and soon started his own company which became known for the quality of its goods."
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Long Necklace 6 Mixed Gold and Silver Metal Chains 34 To 36. 25 Inches Long Horseshoe a Logo Clasp Vtg Chain Style Chic by Etienne Aigner—
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Long Necklace 6 Mixed Gold and Silver Metal Chains 34 To 36. 25 Inches Long Horseshoe a Logo Clasp Vtg Chain Style Chic by Etienne Aigner
Designed by Etienne Aigner this multi-chain necklace features both gold and silver tone metal link chains. At both sides the six center drop chains are joined to another four chains then to the double chain back portion. No wear or dark marks are evident on the metal which has a good heavier weight and feel to it as you would expect from a well-made vintage Aigner design.
The "A" horseshoe logo appears on the lobster claw clasp etched on both sides.
The total length is 34 inches. There is also a 2 and 1/4 inch extender chain. When worn at the full length of the extender chain the necklace will be 36 and 1/4 inches long.
According to their website "Luck would always play a role in Mr. Aigner’s life; it’s no coincidence that his iconic logo was styled to resemble a horseshoe a universal symbol for good luck. Living in German-occupied Paris he was forced to flee to the countryside where he became a member of the French Resistance. When it was safe to return he had the good fortune of working in the ateliers of famed couturiers Christian Dior and Jacques Fath. In 1950 he emigrated to America and soon started his own company which became known for the quality of its goods."
The "A" horseshoe logo appears on the lobster claw clasp etched on both sides.
The total length is 34 inches. There is also a 2 and 1/4 inch extender chain. When worn at the full length of the extender chain the necklace will be 36 and 1/4 inches long.
According to their website "Luck would always play a role in Mr. Aigner’s life; it’s no coincidence that his iconic logo was styled to resemble a horseshoe a universal symbol for good luck. Living in German-occupied Paris he was forced to flee to the countryside where he became a member of the French Resistance. When it was safe to return he had the good fortune of working in the ateliers of famed couturiers Christian Dior and Jacques Fath. In 1950 he emigrated to America and soon started his own company which became known for the quality of its goods."
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Designed by Etienne Aigner this multi-chain necklace features both gold and silver tone metal link chains. At both sides the six center drop chains are joined to another four chains then to the double chain back portion. No wear or dark marks are evident on the metal which has a good heavier weight and feel to it as you would expect from a well-made vintage Aigner design.
The "A" horseshoe logo appears on the lobster claw clasp etched on both sides.
The total length is 34 inches. There is also a 2 and 1/4 inch extender chain. When worn at the full length of the extender chain the necklace will be 36 and 1/4 inches long.
According to their website "Luck would always play a role in Mr. Aigner’s life; it’s no coincidence that his iconic logo was styled to resemble a horseshoe a universal symbol for good luck. Living in German-occupied Paris he was forced to flee to the countryside where he became a member of the French Resistance. When it was safe to return he had the good fortune of working in the ateliers of famed couturiers Christian Dior and Jacques Fath. In 1950 he emigrated to America and soon started his own company which became known for the quality of its goods."
The "A" horseshoe logo appears on the lobster claw clasp etched on both sides.
The total length is 34 inches. There is also a 2 and 1/4 inch extender chain. When worn at the full length of the extender chain the necklace will be 36 and 1/4 inches long.
According to their website "Luck would always play a role in Mr. Aigner’s life; it’s no coincidence that his iconic logo was styled to resemble a horseshoe a universal symbol for good luck. Living in German-occupied Paris he was forced to flee to the countryside where he became a member of the French Resistance. When it was safe to return he had the good fortune of working in the ateliers of famed couturiers Christian Dior and Jacques Fath. In 1950 he emigrated to America and soon started his own company which became known for the quality of its goods."
