This necklace consists of a braided flat mesh chain, likely a flexible Milanese mesh type, in yellow gold, accompanied by a pendant depicting Queen Nefertiti, a famous figure from ancient Egypt. The pendant is finely crafted with a play of contrasting textures: smooth polished areas and others finely sandblasted or granulated, creating a subtle relief. A few touches of white gold detail add a luminous effect very typical of two-tone jewelry from the late 20th century.

This piece of jewelry is representative of the Egyptomania style, which experiences periodic revivals in the history of jewelry, particularly after the major archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. This model appears to date from the 1980s to 1990s, a period during which pendants with a strong visual identity (faces, symbolic figures, stylized busts) were very popular, especially in statement jewelry influenced by world cultures.