Style: Serpentine. Marked: 925, Italy. Closure: Spring Ring. Size: Chain: 17 1/2″. As such they may show minor signs of use consistent with age and normal wear. As part of my effort, I try to take photos which you can use to see the condition.
• Era: Mid-century, c. 1950s–early 1960s. • Pair of clip-on flower motif earrings. Material: Lightweight aluminum, bright silver tone (does not tarnish like sterling). extender bead. parures of this era.
Beautiful maximalist piece in silver tone. Great for layering, and would also look lovely featured alone. All parts secure, gently used item with light wear to metal surface, please see pictures.
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8”. Twist barrel clasp. This is an older piece from around the 1950s-1960s. The woman in the cabochon is pink and it is about 1” tall. See pics for details.
The set includes a necklace and bracelet, perfect for any occasion. The simple design and lightweight nature of the pieces make them comfortable to wear and easy to style for a classic look.
The Vintage Gold Tone Box Chain Necklace is a retro-inspired piece with a 54-inch length, offering multiple ways to wear. Lightweight and adjustable, this fashion jewelry is perfect for birthdays or adding a touch of nostalgia to any outfit. The spring ring closure ensures easy wear and a secure fit. This original piece features a classic box chain design in a timeless gold color, making it a versatile accessory for women looking to add a touch of vintage flair to their ensemble. Can be one doubled or tripled or really long! See pictures for Condition.
Large and colorful handpainted peacock brooch made out of lightweight wood. The pin closure on the back looks extra small because the brooch is so large, but it was very easy for me to pin to the display pillow and open and close.