Featured bulb pendant necklace and wire necklace

Hello,

I purchased these from an estate sale where everything was indicated as being older circa 1920's-30's. One is what appears to be some kind of hand gilded wire necklace either rose gold or copper with pretty little flowers and blue rhinestones set in prongs. I think this is much more contemporary though I'm not sure.

The second is a clear acrylic 'bulb' pendant necklace on a gold tone chain with fixed faux pearls. I also think this is much more contemporary. Both have spring ring clasps and neither have any stamps or signatures. Has anyone ever seen any pieces like these before?

 

The first one is 1950s from the construction. I'd say 1960s on the other, at least for the pendant. Not so sure on the station pearl chain.

 

Thank you! I thought maybe the first one was 1950's based on the backs of the flowers where the rhinestones are attached.

 

The first one could be rolled gold wire

 

That rolled gold bar work shows up a lot on 20s and 30s Czech stuff.

 

It's also common in "boardwalk" jewelry. Gold filled bar stock twisted into names and things like Mother. Your Name Made While You Wait stuff. Most of that was post-WWII although I have a Victory pin made the same way.

 

It's in such good condition it's hard to believe it would be that old though..

 

It may be a mushel - bits of this and pieces of that. The dangly bits have 1950s rivets, but if someone found old pieces from hither and yon in an old warehouse...who knows.

 

I've stuff that age which is immaculate.