Sautoir Necklace refers to a very long necklace of beads, pearls or chains, which often ends in tassels. This type of necklace first became popular during the Edwardian Era because Qu een Alexandra often wore them. The necklace can be worn loose with the tassels hanging on both sides or wrapped as many times as you would like for a different look.

The height of popularity of Sautoir Necklace was during the roaring 20s in the early part of the 20th century.

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