A single-strand necklace of graduated round beads finished to imitate pearls, identified as plastic. The beads increase in size from small at the back of the strand to the largest at the front centre, in the classic graduated-pearl arrangement. They carry a pale cream/ivory pearlescent coating over a plastic core; several beads show wear typical of coated plastic imitation pearls, including surface dulling, a more matte appearance where the lustre has rubbed away, and at least one bead with a visible crack or split in the coating. The beads appear strung on a cord with small spacer knots or beads between them. No metal clasp findings are clearly visible in these views, suggesting the strand may be continuous (a rope/slip-over length) or that the closure is not shown.