Les Bernard Vintage Necklaces

Les Bernard stopped producing jewelry in 1996 but here are some elegant and appealing necklaces to contemplate:



Les Bernard Necklace Featuring Napoleon


A wonderful vintage Les Bernard necklace featuring French Emperor and General Napoleon Bonaparte. In this depiction he is wearing a bicorn military hat who wore is sideways (not the normal practice) on purpose.  This made him standout to his troops in battle.  This necklace measures roughly 16 inches by 1/4 of an inch and the center coin portion is 1 1/2 inches across.  Rhinestones adorn the center portion adding an additional dimension to this magnificent necklace. To find more out about this fashionable classic piece go here.





Additionally for your consideration we have the lovely Les Bernard necklace above. Measures: 17-1/2" long by a little under 1"  A wonderful Miami curb chain coated with cream enamel.   A versatile piece. To check out more on this skillfully constructed necklace click.






Also have a look at this magnificent Les Bernard silver tone necklace with stunning faux turquoise panel links.  They add real dimension to this item. This item measures 16 inches long by little under 1 inch wide.  Would you wear it with a black dress, a couple top or?   For more on this charming necklace including price.  



Have a look around our shop to see other Les Bernard as well as other vintage jewelry on offer.





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