This gem is very bright and clean, lovely Madeira-orange in color, oval cut, and perfectly faceted. – Made in the USA!
Deep blue TANZANITE ring, set in a 14k solid yellow antique mounting. – This is a natural gem, bright and clean, oval cut, and perfectly faceted. – Made in the USA!
• Era: 1930s Art Deco. The fan opens and closes smoothly. One blade has a hand-inscribed number, likely an old inventory or maker reference. • Seven articulated fan blades. “I LOVE YOU MY LA-DY”. • Hallmark: Jump ring stamped 585.
Featuring PAVE clear pace stones through throughout along with baguette stones. -beautiful Peace featuring Marquis cut blue paste prong stones that glow green. -rhodium plating on the back.
Authentic Art Deco era sterling silver rhinestone earrings marked “Pat Pend.”. Excellent for collectors or Art Deco styling.
An exquisite antique Art Deco ring circa 1920–1935, crafted in solid platinum and set with 37 natural diamonds across a striking circular openwork head. Style: Cocktail. Era: Art Deco (1920–1935). Accent Diamonds: 4 Round Cut Natural Diamonds — 0.005ct each.
Totally is ruby 1.13 carat. Acid tested to be 18k real gold. Totally is diamond 0.06 carat. Ring size is US 7.
The diamond is has H color and s1-s2 clarity. Totally is diamond 1.25 ct. Ring size is US 7. Total weight is 11.5 grams.
Here’s a vintage handmade figural owl brooch composed of nylon acetate. This whimsical 1930’s early plastic pink & blue brooch with painted accents is in very good ready to wear condition. On the wavy lines of its belly there is a TEENY TINY loss of paint on the very last line (STUDY PHOTOS) which I mention for sake of accuracy in my description. There is NO other loss of paint elsewhere and NO cracks, NO chips. It has a good sturdy old “C” type clasp in good working condition. The brooch measures 2 3/4 inches tall and 3 1/4 inches wide. It is perfect for the lover of early Art Plastic jewelry and/or the lover of owls. It is unsigned.
With rhinestones adding a touch of sparkle to the mother bird, this brooch captures the charm and flair of the 1930s-1950 era.
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