Need help w/ seed bead flapper length necklace please.

When I saw the thread below, I thought of the brown iridescent seed-bead necklace I had found in the drawers.

It is 31 1/4" long & appears to have been made using some black thread.

I am assuming it is not of the flapper period because of the iridescent beads, or am I mistaken?

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/unusual-brass-crocheted-necklace.91960/#post-11231602






Thanks for any & all advice or opinions!!

 

I don't think it goes back that far. The style was around in the 80s and probably in the 50s and 70s too.

 

I think it is more modern as well, 20th century, but later half. Used to see these around thrift stores (in the good old days when thrifts used to put out jewelry...) I think these necklaces were popular 1980's/90s.

Mine in the link above does have some similarities, but brass metal beads and a backing which almost looks like leather. It's a bit odd honestly.

Nice color on this. Iridescent beads catch the light nicely!

 

Thank you @evelyb30 & @Lucille.b!!

Would it have been made in the same way? The beads definitely don't go along in a straight line; they are lined up in a twisted fashion.

 

it looks like it. My neighbor had something similar made of costume beads from the mid-1970s. The design was around for a while.

 

Thanks!!