Another vintage jewelry piece. This is a stretch bracelet with four rows of faux pearls in different sizes. This bracelet is almost an identical match to the pearl earrings just listed. It is not signed, but would think the same time period c.1940. The small pieces of metal that are used on each side of the bracelet, as well as the metal on the ends, are brass. The way the metal has oxidized appears to be brass...

A beautiful pair of hand sewn pearl screw-back earrings. The back is signed Japan. There are 3 sizes of pearls, intricately woven around to make this stunning pair. In perfect condition, other than being gently worn. They were made circa 1940. Time has been kind to them. they measure approximately one-inch in diameter. The pearls are champagne colored, very pretty. Be sure and look at the pictures. Truly the earrings are great works of lasting beauty!

I did not know that BONE CHINA EARRINGS existed!! These little jewels are simply incredible. Exquisitely beautiful and in perfect condition. I have not done much research on these, but with the screw-type backs, I have to believe they date back over fifty years. They measure approximately one inch in diameter. Check out the pictures. They show the pure beauty of these special earrings. As always, thanks for looking.

This outstanding Japanese made bead necklace, from a recent estate sale, is one of my favorites. I purchased several gorgeous pieces of jewelry there. Although my description of these items certainly will not do them justice... A NOVICE I Am! Perhaps the pictures will make up for the lack of expertise by me...

Lovely, delicate, ornate Ladies Sterling Silver Ring. A stunning Tiger Eye Stone, prong-set, amidst delicate, ornate filigree. This ring makes a simple statement. Around the filigree is intertwined silver work. As the filigree tapers, a thin band completes the circle. A most beautiful piece of jewelry that speaks very highly of the artist(unknown). This ring is a size 5. It is marked Sterling and size 5. Thanks for looking!

LAGUNA is the signature on this sparkling crystal bead necklace. Two strands of jet black crystal beads, faceted and graduating in sizes. The clasp has the 3" beaded extension to either shorten or lengthen the necklace. Both ends of the clasps have 4 pave' set rhinestones. This necklace measures approximately 13" long, from clasp to clasp. In perfect condition, other than gently worn.

Signed JOHN HARDY, exclusive designer to high-end department stores, i.e. Neiman-Marcus. The signature of John Hardy is written in script on the clip, but there are also initials in the upper corner of the clip, looks like it could be NM? Star burst shaped, in near-perfect condition,(few minor scratches on the back), this beautiful clip measures 2 1/2" diameter. The clip is very tight and sturdy...

Very nice NAPIER mesh choker style necklace for your consideration. It measures 18" from end to end. This silver-tone slide is 1 1/4" and has a faux blue stone inset. Marked with a NAPIER hang tag, this choker-necklace is in excellent condition.

Big, Bold & Beautiful!! Love this clunky cuff bracelet loaded with fabulous synthetic stones! Although I cannot find a signature or maker's mark, perhaps someone can help me identify this piece. Gold-tone cuff bracelet is approximately 7" in diameter. The "Maltese cross-type" design with the inset stones makes me think this bracelet is fashioned after the "Maltese cross" designs of the 1970's...

CORO Starburst Flower Brooch is a simply gorgeous piece of jewelry. Depicts a large, stylized flower with spiky petals. Gold-tone metal with rhinestones. This lovely brooch measures approx. 2 1/2" diameter. The CORO Starburst Flower Brooch is a book piece as shown in: "50 Years of Collectible Fashion Jewelry 1925-1975", by Lillian Baker. This signed piece is in perfect condition with working clasp. Thanks for looking!

EXQUISITE AND BEAUTIFUL is an accurate description for this vintage lipstick case. It is monogrammed S D 20, and does not look to have ever been used. I feel certain this is one of those items that could only be purchased in fine jewelry stores in the early to mid-20th century. I vividly remember those days!! (The days of gasoline costing less than 30 cents a gallon!) Jewelry stores were the only place to purchase finer gifts for monogramming...

Coro necklace with entwining silver leafs and "j" hook. This necklace is marked with CORO written in script, Pegasus beside it, then underneath, DES.PAT.PEND. I almost went blind trying to make this out! It is an extremely old piece, very gently worn. There are 2 flaws that I can see. On two of the leafs, there is a "pin head" size flaw where the silver has rubbed off. Very minute. This Coro necklace is approximately 17" long. Exquisitely beautiful! Thanks for looking.