Featured ID Request: any help with this one?

The only markings (that I can make out) are on the back of the dangling gems 'Czechoslovakia'

 

That’s very nice. What is the circle marking on the inside of the strap end?

 

is it a choker
from the 20's?

what size
where did u get it
where are u
how long have you had it
can we see the reverse , with any close ups of the marks?

what else do you already know about it ?

 

Looks like more of a collar. Lots of Middle-eastern influence. I can see that being worn by lots of Arts and Crafts-ish ladies once those nasty high-necked collars went away.

 

The mesh necklace looks Middle-Eastern and the dangles are Czechosolovakia metal clasps--note the holes on the bottom of each one. It's an odd kluge of unrelated items.

 

It looks like a Middle Eastern choker using imported Czechoslovakian dangles. The choker and the decorative elements on it are classic Middle Eastern, although mesh chokers were also worn in parts of India.
Countries like Syria imported a lot of glass beads etc from Czechoslovakia.

The decorative elements on the mesh base are often referred to as "flower and whale" by ethnic jewellery collectors. It is thought to have originated in Yemen.

 

A Yemeni "flower and whale" bracelet (not mine, from a dead link):

 

thank you, and I have no clue to the marking. wish I did.

 

this is helpful, thank you!

 

additional pics:

 

@Curioser , indeed they seem incongruous ........

thank you GP...

 

The roundel looks like an old maker's mark.
Is the choker (gilded) silver?

 

Yes, as AJ said, the Czech "beads" may have been imported but there are actually clasps, the insert parts are missing.

 

Maybe somebody found a batch of clasps in the back of a warehouse and repurposed them. or just the pretty half and sold it to whoever made the necklaces to use as dangles. Looked good, so why not?

 

I appreciate you all, for if not, I would know nothing. thanks again!

 

Well spotted, Curioser.
All in all an interesting piece.

 

thank you! I appreciate your replies.