A graduated-bead necklace combining a yellow gilt-metal curb-chain back section with a front section of graduated marbled / pearlescent yellow-cream celluloid or early-plastic spherical beads interspersed with smaller pearl-like beads and two prominent gilt-metal scroll-shaped spacers. Closure is a gilt rectangular bar-and-loop clasp. DESCRIPTION: A single-strand necklace combining two distinct visual sections: Back section (upper half of the necklace as worn): a flexible yellow-gold-toned curb chain (small linked metal loops, classic "cadena cubana" or "Cuban link" curb-chain pattern). The chain terminates at the closure — a gilt rectangular bar-and-loop clasp (a flat horizontal rectangular bar fitting into a corresponding loop, the standard "fold-over" or "box" clasp pattern). Front section (lower / decorative half): a graduated arrangement of spherical beads strung on small wire-link connectors. The beads are of marbled / pearlescent appearance, ranging from translucent cream-yellow to deeper gold-yellow with internal swirls and "veining" — the visual signature of celluloid, Bakelite, or early thermoset plastic beads simulating amber, agate, or pearl. The bead arrangement is graduated: smaller beads flank the outer edges where the bead section meets the chain, with the bead size increasing toward the front-center bottom of the necklace where the largest bead hangs. Between the larger beads, smaller accent beads are interspersed in pairs or singles. Two prominent gilt-metal scroll-shaped or "comma"-shaped ornamental spacers interrupt the bead sequence at roughly symmetrical points on either side of the center, framing the central section as a focal pendant-like grouping. Each bead is individually linked to its neighbors by short wire-link connectors (not strung on a single continuous thread), giving the necklace a chain-like structural integrity throughout the front section as well.