Early construction details include a tube hinge and covered C clasp closure, consistent with early 20th century jewelry. Antique / Art Deco era. Long bar brooch. Gold wash finish has wear and thinning in areas, revealing the brass tone beneath.
A delicate scalloped border completes the ornate circular silhouette, while the reverse side displays a full floral engraved pattern. is noted stones may be discolored or darkened.
Vintage Green Marbled Enamel Heart Stud Earrings with Gold Tone Trim. Features a beautiful sage green marbled enamel inlay set within a polished gold-tone heart-shaped border. These lightweight studs offer a perfect touch of Y2K aesthetic and vintage charm. Material: Gold-tone base metal and enamel. Design: Heart stud with post back. Occasion: Casual, workwear, or vintage styling. Excellent pre-owned condition. Metal is bright and enamel is smooth without cracks or significant chips.
Napier gold tone screw back earrings with enamel circle design. Approximately 1 inch H 1 inch W. Pre-owned, no visible wear. Screw-back works smoothly. Gold tone hardware is bright with no tarnishing. Signed Napier on the back. Vintage Collectable.
Pin clasp functions properly.
These vintage cloisonne enamel floral earrings feature a beautiful butterfly design in pink gold tones. The hoop post style adds a touch of elegance, making them perfect for special occasions like Christmas or birthdays. Made in the 1980s, these earrings showcase the art and flowers theme with a yellow gold plated brass base metal. The multicolor enamel main stone adds a pop of color to any outfit, making them a unique and charming addition to any jewelry collection.
Gold-tone stud earrings with enamel hibiscus flower design and rhinestone center. Pre-owned, no visible wear. Enamel is intact, no chips or missing stones. Post-back closure. Good weight to them, not flimsy.
•Bohemian art glass stones j eweled accent. • Antique Czech filigree brooch. The brooch is in excellent condition with all stones present. This highly collectible piece is marked “Made in Czechoslov” on the reverse, a partial mark commonly found on early Czech export jewelry.