Habana Noon Silver Beaded String to Knot Necklace

The Silver Beaded String to Knot Necklace is an invitation to play, a fluid, shimmering line of light designed to be draped, knotted, and felt against the skin.

This necklace is a sophisticated iteration of the lariat silhouette, characterized by its open-ended, clasp-free design.

The Lariat Form: The beauty of the lariat lies in its intentional lack of a traditional closure. It relies on your own touch—thread it, loop it, or tie a "Simple Knot" to create a bespoke V-shape that elongates the neck and draws the eye.

The intellectual lineage of this piece is a fascinating blend of high-society glamour and rugged frontier spirit. Its long, beaded form nods to the Roaring Twenties, where flappers used elongated sautoirs and lariats to complement their low-cut, rebellious dresses.

However, the "knot" and "slide" functionality also pays homage to the Bolo Tie, a staple of Southwestern craftsmanship. While originally born from Native American silversmithing in the 1930s and 40s, the bolo was reclaimed by fashion houses like Alexander McQueen and Calvin Klein, who transformed its utilitarian roots into a luxury statement. We’ve taken that "slide" concept and refined it into a pure, beaded feminine form.

We love this piece worn "bolo-style" over a crisp, unbuttoned white silk shirt for a look that is both professional and dangerously seductive. Alternatively, for an evening by the waves, drape it low across a bare back to emphasize a deep-plunging rear neckline.