1950’s & 1970’s NYC Subway Token Double-Strand Necklace| Boho Layering

This handmade double-stranded NYC subway token necklace features two authentic vintage New York City subway tokens suspended on layered antique bronze chains for a timeless, urban look. Inspired by the golden era of the New York City subway system, this piece blends history, nostalgia, and effortless style.

Vintage 1950-1970 Richelieu Faux Pearl Bracelet

The brand specialized almost exclusively in high-end simulated pearls, which became world-renowned for their exceptional, deep iridescent luster. Unlike cheap plastic alternatives, mid-century Richelieu pearls used solid glass or mother-of-pearl cores coated in multiple layers of premium organic nacre lacquer. This bracelet has a combination of faux pearls, faux gold beads and clear lucite glass beads. Pearls are a cream color.

1950-1970 Judy Lee Pearl Cufflinks Cuff Links Modernist Vintage Pair

Pair of silver tone faux? pearl cufflinks. Faux pearls will often have scuffs on preowned cufflinks. These look great, but are not tested. The faces measure approximately 1″ x 1/2″. Pearls are approximately 5mm wide. In fabulous condition, ready to wear. See photos for the best description. Thanks for looking!

Vintage 1950-1970 Geno Multi-4 Strand Faux Pearl Necklace Gold Tone Clasp

Four strands of graduated faux pearls • Hand-knotted between beads (a nice quality detail • An ornate gold-tone filigree box clasp • Decorative openwork design on the clasp with a center motif Age & Style The clasp style and construction suggest 1950s–1970s. Multi-strand faux pearl necklaces were very popular in mid-century costume jewelry, especially for formal and cocktail wear. The hand-knotting between beads is a nice detail and suggests better construction. • Geno typically used glass faux pearls, which age better than plastic. • The decorative clasp adds visual value compared to simple hook closures.