1960s 6-Strand Blue Beaded Glass Necklace with Gold Clasp Roland_Klein_Jersey We can only assume this

We can only assume this was made by talented couture dressmaker

It has a short-sleeved blouson top

The skirt is flared and box pleated and flips out around the wearer as they walk

the print is executed in vivacious purple

The most famous 'Ranger' was Princess Diana and the designs were often featured in the fashion editorials and society wedding pages printed in Tatler and Vogue

1960s 6-Strand Blue Beaded Glass Necklace with Gold Clasp Roland_Klein_Jersey We can only assume thisThis striking late 1950s to early 1960s necklace is composed of six strands threaded with novelty peanut shaped glass beads. The strands are all of a different length and therefore sit above each other at the neck. The centre of each strand is threaded with abstract 'peanut' beads in translucent periwinkle blue, opaque baby blue and periwinkle blue, separated by a spherical aqua bead. The strands all gather into a beautiful gold toned filigree clasp