There is rusting on the back side pin.
This item is preowned. The necklace is otherwise ok. I will always do my best to resolve the issue. Issues or Concerns I have a cancellation limit in place.
Yellow Beaded Flapper Opera 44”. – Saturated bright opaque yellow glass beads. – Cheerful multicolor glass cane work. – Confident and bold wearable art.
This item is preowned. I have a cancellation limit in place.
21g Rope gold filled Adjustable Fob Necklace Vtg 23-44” Gf victorian Watch Chain Great pre owned condition. AN ABSOLUTE BEAUTY!!!! From a jewelry estate once these pieces are gone they’re gone! Rare to find the same piece again! Save my store to be the first to see the new items! I post in bulks! Some pieces sell the same day, don’t miss out! Eras names are added for exposure. Tracking # is usually updated the same day Buy more save more! Message me about combining shipping and more! I ship the same day free priority shipping!!!
This Vintage Blue Moon Bakelite Bangle Bracelet features a striking blue and green marbled design, embodying a unique and eye-catching style. The original piece is made from Bakelite, a popular material in vintage jewelry, and showcases a bangle style that is both fashionable and adjustable to fit most wrists comfortably. With its vintage charm and vibrant colors, this bracelet is a perfect accessory for adding a touch of retro flair to any outfit.
A really great and unusual Bakelite bib style dot necklace in the manner of Charles Elkaim! In great condition, the 19 1/2” chain has the original brass clasp. There are 11 pieces across alternating in red and black, 4 pieces down ending with a split red cherry. A true astounding show necklace, 1950’s new costume jewelry debut! Please review the photos for an accurate description, questions are welcome.
This is for a beautiful silver bracelet that has red coral and mother of pearl. It is in very nice lightly used condition. Total weight was 44 grams on my scale.
A perfect addition for collectors and fashion lovers alike, this distinctive piece celebrates Kenneth Jay Lane’s iconic talent for transforming natural materials into wearable works of art.