Iconic American Designer Ken Loeber Sterling Silver Modernist Pebbles Necklace Circa 1980s

Measurements: 16.25"L x .25"W (41.28cm x .64cm)

Markings: Loeber Sterling

Weight: 10.4g

 Stunning craftsmanship and a timeless modernist design. Dainty hand-forged and textured matte sterling petite pebbles soldered to sterling silver tube beads create a vining effect on this nature-inspired necklace. Braided nylon beading cord and hook clasp with artist stamp on hangtag. The necklace is in excellent condition with no damage and little to no visible wear.

Mannequin is a life-size torso representation

Ken Loeber is a jeweler who works in Algoma, WI, where he lives with his wife, Dona Look. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee with his BFA in 1970 and MFA in 1978 in sculpture. He designs and creates 18K gold and sterling silver jewelry with his partner, Dona Look, who has collaborated with Loeber for over 38 years. The pieces often consist of an organic form joined with a construction of sheet gold to augment or oppose the shape or concept. He has exhibited his jewelry nationally and internationally for over 40 years. He has received countless awards and his jewelry is featured in private galleries and museums all over the World.