This 1970’s era necklace is comprised of rounded Lucite beads graduated in size. The beads are an unusual color that I can best describe as a soft peach/nude/pinkish-blush combination—beautiful and unique.
• Southwestern Style, Bezel Setting. ◆ Stone Type/Quality: Smooth robin’s egg blue turquoise-glass cabochon. ◆ Closure Type: Integrated stationary top bail for easy chain threading. Good condition. Condition: Pre-Owned Good.
Vintage Carved Carnelian Stone Pendant 10k Solid Gold Wire Bail Old Repair This is a vintage or maybe antique carnelian gemstone pendant. I found it second hand attached to a costume jewelry necklace. There is 10k solid gold wire which forming a crude bail. It looks like it was a repair possibly. I tested the wire successfully as 10k solid gold with an acid test. It is also non-magnetic. The pendant is carved and does have a chip in the upper left of the design please see last picture. It looks like the design is a flower bud. It a marching design with lower relief on the other side! It measures 2 in x 1 3/8 in. It is 2/8 inch thick. It weighs 14 grams. Thanks for Looking!
THE JEWELRY IS ALL IN ONE SECTION. THERE WILL BE A HUGE SELECTION LISTED REGULARLY.
Vintage 1970 Parrot Carved Bird Tropical Theme Necklace Wood Beads Hand Painted
Gold-tone brooch featuring two purple enamel parrots perched together. Accented with clear rhinestones for sparkle. Elegant and eye-catching accessory. Secure pin clasp for easy wear on jackets, bags, or scarves. Makes a vibrant accessory or gift for bird lovers.
Vintage Pewter BDA pendant of a bicycle built for 2. Pendant ONLY does not include chain. Condition is preowned ware is age appropriate but in great shape. Ships USPS ground advantage.
This is a gold tone brooch inspired by the Akan or Ashanti Akua’ba fertility dolls. from Ghana Africa. It was made by Alva Studios which produced replicas of ancient. Minor gold gilt loss due to age and use.
See photos. Perfect, new condition. Wrapped up and shipped with care from the Pacific Northwest. Thanks for looking! – Hildy