This vintage Trifari White bead necklace is in excellent condition. The cord is hand-knotted between each 5/8" (1.6cm) long and 1/2" (1.3cm) wide, oval bead. The thermoset bead necklace is 21 1/2" (54.6cm) length clasp to clasp, and weighs 1.3oz (37g). The Trifari logo is on the back of the gold-toned clasp, , in the 1950s, Trifari used a crown with the word Trifari for its trademark.

A lovely 1 1/2 (3.8cm) tall by 1 1/8" (2.8cm) wide pendant, hangs from a 24 3/4" (62.9cm) long clasp to clasp white link chain. The 1/8" (0.3cm) thick metal fleur-de-lis style pendant, has flat, smooth petals rising from the bottom central area with the stems, which are notched all along the length of them intertwining around the petals. The necklace weighs 0.7oz (21g). A perfect accessory for the next generation flower-child.

The Green Marbled Thermoset Plastic Set of 3 bracelets and necklace are an elegant ensemble for today's woman's wardrobe. The 54 1/2" (138.4cm) long clasp to clasp necklace has a series of large 3/4" (1.9cm) long, 1/4" (0.6cm) round beads, alternating with small 1/8" (0.3cm) round beads. Each bead is hand knotted in place. The 3 vintage plastic bangles are 3 1/4" (8.3cm) outside diameter, 2 5/8" (6.7cm)inside diameter, and with a 3/8" (0.8cm) diameter ring...

This 1930's era gorgeous amber colored carved bakelite bracelet that has 1/16" (0.2cm) grooves, and 5 /16" (0.8cm) flats diagonally carved along a 5/8" (1.6cm) wide band. The bracelet is 3" (7.6cm) outside diameter, 2 1/2" (6.4cm) inside diameter, and weighs 0.8oz (23g). It is, to put it simply, in wonderful condition.

This vintage Creamed Corn Bakelite bangle/bracelet/spacer is 3" (7.6cm) outside diameter, 2 1/2" (6.4cm) inside diameter, and the band is 1/4" (0.6cm) thick and 3/16" (0.5cm) tall. It weighs 0.3oz (9.0g). There are no nicks or flea bites. It is in wonderful shape.

This Butterscotch Yellow Triangular shaped bangle bracelet has an outside diameter of 3 1/4" (8.3cm), an inside diameter of 2 1/2" (6.4cm), and has a 7/8" (2.2cm) wide band, and is 7/16" (1.1cm) thick to crest of band. The weight is 1.4oz (39g). There is a slight discoloration on one inner rim. Otherwise, This bangle is in very good condition and could be worn with just about any clothing style.

An Art Deco expansion bracelet featuring three gleaming rows of round crystal rhinestones prong-set and aligned diagonally across the span of the bracelet. This sparkling rhinestone flexible bracelet was very popular during the Art Deco era; it is well built and still a fabulous bracelet to wear while in the midst of those weddings, proms, pageants, parties, or even cruises. It is designed to glitter at those active times. All of the stones are present, and the band is still flexible...

This is an uncommon bracelet, the all prong-set clear rhinestones are set in four rows around the wrist with a top piece (I call it a buckle) of 4 strands of round stones terminated at each end with navettes. There are 4 stones on the hinged side that have faded a bit, however this clamper is still glamorous and full of sparkle. It's dazzling and captivating presence will enhance that special outfit for those memorable events...

This is a beautifully made, gold washed brass floral/vined engraved brass cuff/bracelet. The bracelet still retains that warm shine that brass has. There is no damage, dents, dings or repairs to the brass. The clasp is nice and tight, and the hinge is also tight, however the safety chain is missing. It is slightly oval to conform to the shape of your wrist. It is slightly stained on the inside from use. This piece was worn, as well it should be. It is gorgeous...

A layered wood - appears to be teak and white bakelite bracelet. It has been beveled around the flat of the bracelet alternating on either side to reproduce a wave effect around the circumference of the bangle. There is one small flaw/chip on inner rim on white bakelite that is barely seen or felt. This might have occurred during manufacture. I do not know the exact age of this piece, but I do remember my mother wearing it during the 60's and after...

An extremely unusual and unique, definitely hand-made, bracelet. Two rings of a golden or brassy colored - maybe copper - forms the inner frame of this item. The green material (I don't know if it is clay, or cellulose, or what it is - someone thought it could be leather) has white beads and small glass mirrored squares embedded all around the outside of the bangle. I remember my mother wearing this when I was quite young and it is possible that this came from Greece...

A marvelous vivid blue and bright green wide bangle. It could be bakelite but I believe it to be a plastic of some sort, probably Lucite. It had a faint odor when placed in hot water, but the 409 test revealed nothing (which is not unusual with dark colors apparently) and it does not have that distinctive sound when tapped together. Irregardless, this wide yet slim piece is still beautiful and distinctive...