Every now and then you find a piece that just grabs you for some reason or another. Sometimes it's just really glitzy or the style is one that really appeals to you. Here are some of my fave finds. What are yours? Post a link or a picture!
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I am partial to Art Deco, one of my favorites can be found here
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Thank you for the comment! That site has some nice filigree stampings I wouldn't mind diving into!
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ReplyDeletenice post....thanks for giving these beautiful pictures it's really amazing... are u interested in Israel antique?? you can see it on egozigallery.com
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ReplyDeletethat purple/lilac necklace, third one down, is identical to one i have in blue and is made in Bohemia the former Czechoslovakia.
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you ever want to sell it please !
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Is it odd that men enjoy the artistic beauty in costume jewelry? I am interested in vintage religious jewelry. I came across a beautiful brooch with the Virgin Mary in the center. The surrounding stones I can't identify as I am a novice.
ReplyDeleteMore into antique rings myself (that's usually as far as it goes), however pleasant filigree stampings are always good to see.
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http://www.sylviasantiques.com
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ReplyDeleteVintage jewelry will never go wrong. The classic pieces you have here are breathtaking. Any jewelry designer and jewelry collector would really appreciate the cuts of these gems!
ReplyDeleteNice piece of jewelries, really i like your collection...
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful collections. I love the color and design..
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ReplyDeleteI got a vintage brooch in an estate sale and I love it. How to clean vintage costume jewelry without damage them?
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