Pretty gold tone color costume pin marked BSK. Two running deer with nicely sculpted cutting. Nice tight pin closure with safety.
Pin measures 2 1/2' long.
Pretty costume jewelry pendant with a prong set oriental jade center stone. Accessorized with glue set faux pearls.Antiqued gold tone. Pendant measures 1 1/2" by 2". Chain closed with pendant, hangs to 11 1/2" long. Costume jewelry from The Vanderbuilt Jewel Collection. Original box included.
BEEP BEEP!! Make way for this great roadrunner pendant. Measures 2 1/4" x 4" an hangs from a double link chunky chain which is 23" long. Made of shiny gold heavy metal. Has a tiny red eye, Pristine condition though it is from the 1970's era.
A great vintage choker made of a mesh rope twist. In the center it has a silver leaf with more smaller mesh and chains protruding with ornamental silver drops. Adjustable hook clasp. Great condition.
Sixties Mod fashion earrings scream from the retro 60's British fashion scene, also made popular here in America. Lightweight balls on a chain with plastic laquering and hot pink psychedelic drip colors over white. Clip backs. Measures 2" long and is in excellent condition.
Very cool Mod 60's long chain necklace hangs 27" long. Enough length to double if you like. 27 bright hot pink plastic discs hang from the chain. Each disc is the size of a nickel. Wonderful condition.
Just in time for the holiday parties we are offering thse sparkling rhinestone shoe clips. Tear shaped double row of sparkling crystal stones prong set into a sivertone rhodium setting. Measures 1 1/4" long. Pristine condition.
Nice heavy gold tone bracelet signed DG. Nice quality made. Strung on expandable springs, Safety chain. Pristine condition. Measures 7" before being stretched. would stretch comfortably to 10" or more.
Nice length necklace made with authentic hemotite beads alternating with faux pearls and gold tone beads.Heavy with a nice clasp. Closed, it measures 11" long. Bright shiny new condition.
Very unusual string of beads. Strand hangs to a length of 14 1/2 inches when clasped closed. Screw clasp. Each bead has a beautiful mother of pearl sheen and irridescence which appears almost opalescent. A wonderful set of beads and very heavy.I tried to show a closeup of the beads in 2nd photo.
Gorgeous mother of pearl shell, set in a sterling silver setting. Oval size measures 1" x 1 1/8". Beautiful, just add your favorite chain and you have a great pendant.
Beautiful old earrings made by TARA. Heavy antiqued gold tone setting with center leaf design, and surrounded by irregular pearl shaped beads with a light pearl finish. Measures 1" in diameter. Nicely made, and wonderful condition.
Looking for nice mens jewelry? Here we have a nice older set of silver tone cuff links and matching tie bar, with gold tone ducks on each. Brand new condition and comes in the original box. This would make a great gift. Appears to not have been worn.
Beautiful oval Victorian style pin and matching clip earrings by Avon. Shiny goldtone filled with a swirl of peach color enamel with little porcelain rose set in the center of each piece. Brand new condition. Pin measures 1 1/2" x 1 3/4". Earrings are 1" x 1 1/2".
Vintage 1973 Avon ring called "Evening Splendor". THree pearls woth clear rhinestone accents set in silver I have two. One is a size 8, the other is size 9 1/2. Please specify size. Both are in excellent condition.
Antiqued silvertone pin clustered with dark blue aurora borealis rhinestones. Matching clip back earrings. Pin measures2 1/8" tall, and earrings are1 1/8" tall/ Excellent condition and all stones are perfect and intact. No name on these,but are a very stunning set.
Vintage rhinestone style ring called Indiglow by Avon. Was originally sold in 1975. larger blue stone highlighted with clear rhinestones, and set in silver tone. size 9 1/2. Excellent and shiny brite.
Vintage cultured pearl and rhinestone ring called Fan Fare by Avon. Was originally sold in 1976. Stunning silver tone setting with center pearl and a fan of rhinestone accents. Size 9 1/2. Excellent and shiny brite.
