Cloisonné necklace?

I know nothing about jewelry. My sis passed a year ago and I inherited all of my mom & dad’s things. At that time, I posted some items from Suriname, Bali, Java, Japan, and the Netherlands. This is the second jewelry piece I am posting... no clue where mom would have gotten it... in advance, thank you for your help!!!
Jennifer

 

Probably Italy and I think these beads are called wedding cake beads..
https://www.google.com/search?q=wed...XjFjQIHZv6C24Q_AUoAnoECAsQBA&biw=1536&bih=722

 

They look like glass "wedding cake" beads. Maybe Italian? Others will know more.

 

I know they traveled most of Europe, if not all. Can’t wait to hear from @Any Jewelry who was a great help identifying my Dutch/Suriname items... this is such a treat to see all the knowledge on this site... thank you all. I am off to bed. Will check in in the morning and post some more goodies.

 

Any Jewelry will be along later. Be sure to check back.

I agree with the wedding cake beads. Venetian/Italian.
@evelyb30 would be another to ask.

 

Oh and they are not cloisonne. They are a type of lampworked glass.

 

Yep - Italian glass lampwork beads, usually known as Wedding Cake pattern and probably from Venice. That doesn't look like it was strung in Italy although the clasp looks right. The Italians would have used metal bead caps and knotted between the beads.

 

What everyone has said. Nice Venetian lamp worked beads.

 

Ditto. And pretty beads.
I would guess 1950s-60s, but some of the others know more about Venetian glass bead necklaces.