Do you know someone who likes turtles? Then this beautiful silver turtle pendant necklace is the perfect gift for Christmas, Valentines Day, Birthday or even Mothers Day. This is a unique sterling silver turtle necklace. This silver turtle charm is very petite. The shell is a pretty green color. This necklace has a total chain length of 16". The turtle itself is 5/8" x 3/8". This would be a great collectors item for a turtle enthusiast. Check out the other critters in our inventory...

"Something old, Something new, Something borrowed, Something blue, and a lucky sixpence for your shoe."

This is a lovely six pence in a heart shaped pendant necklace. (Elizabeth II 1954 six pence set in heart shaped roses around the coin.) On the front of the coin Dei Gratia Regina + Elizabeth II and on the back is Sixpence 1954. I am not sure what the metal is as it’s not marked. (silvertone metal--???.)

A sixpence was a coin used in the British Empire beginning in 1551...

Chainmail began in medieval times as a method of weaving metal to create armour for knights, but today it is used to create elegant metal jewelry from various metals. The roots of chainmail jewelry predate the 5th century, when it was used by the ancient Celts to make armour for the warriors of the time.

We got this at an estate sale. I don't really know much about it. We believe it came from Turkey but we do not know how old it is. It LOOKS really really old but I don't know ...

This is a package of vintage pink pearl- tone hat pins in the original package. Also we are throwing in a book for you to enjoy. The book is titled "Hatpins and hatpin holders" by Lillian Baker. The book has 155 pages and has beautiful photos of pin and hatpin holders. It gives lots of information concerning hat pins. It says that long ago, hatpins were classed with jewelry items and were ordered from the jewelry sections of catalogues. It is very interesting reading...