David Yurman 2.7mm Box Chain Necklace with Albion Pendant

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David Yurman 2.7mm Box Chain Necklace with Albion Pendant

Era / Decade

Early 2000s to 2010s; the Albion collection was launched in 1994 and remains a staple, but this specific box chain style became iconic in the 2000s.

Material

925 Sterling Silver with a semi-precious gemstone (appears to be Prasiolite/Green Quartz or possibly a faded Peridot). The chain is a signature 'Wheat' or rounded box link.

Condition

Good to Very Good. The sterling silver shows significant tarnish (patina), especially on the chain links. The gemstone appears intact but may have light surface scratches. No structural damage to the clasp is visible.

Demand Level

Hot; David Yurman is one of the most consistently searched jewelry brands on resale platforms and moves quickly if priced competitively.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$275.00 - $450.00 (Low for tarnished/no set; High if professionally cleaned with original pouch/box)

Estimated Retail Value

$650.00 - $950.00 (Current equivalents for the Albion pendant and sterling box chain set)

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay sold listings for sterling Albion pendants on box chains range from $310 to $485 depending on the specific stone and chain length. Similar green quartz sets typically settle around $350.

Description

Authentic David Yurman sterling silver necklace featuring a signature rounded box chain (approx 2.7mm) and a classic Albion pendant. The pendant features a cushion-cut semi-precious gemstone set in a sterling silver cable-texture frame. Includes a lobster claw clasp stamped with DY markings. Total length appears to be 16-18 inches.

Key Features

Signature cable motif, iconic box chain design, high brand recognition, high liquid resale value, timeless David Yurman design aesthetic.

Authenticity Indicators

High confidence; the design of the box chain and the specific scale of the pendant frame are consistent with Yurman's Albion series. Red flags would be a lack of 'D.Y.' and '925' stamps on the clasp and the back of the pendant.

Flaws to Note

Heavy tarnish/oxidation throughout the chain and pendant setting. This is easily fixed with a silver polishing cloth or professional cleaning but detracts from the immediate 'giftable' appeal.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

The RealReal (for highest ease/authenticity guarantee), eBay (for highest reach), or Poshmark (for lower fees than TRR and large jewelry buyer base).

Selling Tips

Do NOT sell in tarnished condition; use a high-quality silver polishing cloth to bring back the shine as it significantly increases the 'perceived value.' Take clear macro photos of the hallmarks (925, DY). Mention 'retired style' if the specific gemstone color is discontinued.

Appraised on 5/4/2026