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Chaps Lapis Lazuli Beaded Necklace — Signed Designer, 18–20″ Adjustable

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Contemporary Lapis Lazuli, Silver Tone Good
JWLN-VR-0004
A signed Chaps (Ralph Lauren) beaded necklace strung with deep blue lapis lazuli ovals and rounds, set off by silver-tone Bali-style spacers. The little Chaps logo charm on the extender tags it straight to the Ralph Lauren department-store line — honest costume jewelry with a real stone at the center of it.
  • Maker: Chaps (Ralph Lauren), signed with logo charm on extender
  • Stones: Lapis lazuli — oval and round beads
  • Metal: Silver-tone plate with Bali-style spacer beads
  • Length: 18–20" adjustable
  • Condition: Good — gentle wear consistent with prior use, fully wearable and intact
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Chaps Lapis Lazuli Beaded Necklace — Signed Designer, 18–20" Adjustable

Contemporary, circa 2000s–2010s

Signed Designer Beaded Necklace


Chaps was Ralph Lauren's bridge line into the American department store — the designer's instinct for classic, easy American style translated to a price point regular shoppers could actually afford. The jewelry followed the same rule: clean, wearable, signed, and occasionally built around a real stone rather than glass or resin. This strand is one of those pieces. Deep blue lapis lazuli beads in alternating ovals and rounds are spaced with silver-tone Bali-style ornamented spacers, and a small Chaps logo charm hangs from the extender chain — which is how we confirmed the maker.

It came to us from a private collection in Wake Forest, North Carolina, already loved rather than new in a box. Condition is honestly good: there's gentle wear on the silver-tone findings and the softness of a piece that actually got worn, but the stringing is sound, the clasp works, every bead is present, and there are no chips to the lapis. We're listing it on the material Chaps themselves marketed — lapis lazuli — and pricing it where signed Chaps beaded pieces with genuine-stone claims tend to land on the secondary market.

Materials Lapis lazuli oval and round beads strung with silver-tone plate findings and Bali-style ornamented spacer beads. Lobster clasp with extender chain.
Care Wipe lapis beads with a soft dry cloth after wearing. Keep away from water, perfume, and lotion. Store flat in a soft pouch to protect silver-tone plating from scratching.

Specifications

Dimensions
N/A
Weight
0.3 lbs
SKU
JWLN-VR-0004
A signed Chaps beaded necklace — Ralph Lauren's more accessible department-store label — strung with deep blue lapis lazuli beads in alternating ovals and rounds. The stones are spaced with silver-tone Bali-style ornamented beads that give the strand a little texture and weight between each pop of blue. A tiny Chaps logo charm dangles from the extender chain, which is how we confirmed the maker. Chaps was Ralph Lauren's bridge line into the American department store — Dillard's, Kohl's, Belk — and the jewelry reflects that same instinct. It's the designer's eye for classic, easy American style applied at a price point real people could actually buy. What sets this piece apart from the run of costume strands on the rack is the stone: Chaps marketed and sold this style as genuine lapis lazuli, and we're listing it on the maker's stated material.

Highlights

  • Maker: Chaps (Ralph Lauren), identified by logo charm on the extender
  • Stones: Lapis lazuli — deep blue oval and round beads
  • Metal: Silver-tone plate, Bali-style ornamented spacer beads
  • Length: 18–20" adjustable via extender chain
  • Closure: Lobster clasp with extender
  • Marks: Chaps logo charm only (no sterling or silver stamps — metal is plate)

Provenance

From a private collection in Wake Forest, North Carolina — the same regional estate source that's brought us a number of recent designer costume pieces. It came to us already loved, not new in a box.

Condition

Good. This is an honest, well-loved necklace. There's gentle wear consistent with prior use — minor surface marks on the silver-tone findings, a softness you'd expect from a piece that actually got worn. Stringing is sound, clasp works, all beads are present and secure. No chips to the lapis. It's fully wearable, not pristine. Priced accordingly.