Retro Gold tone 24 Inch 5 strand Chain necklace
The necklace features a gold color with a brown main stone, all set in a plastic material.
Vintage Insect Brooch Abstract LARGE Gold Tone READ
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Vintage Insect Brooch Abstract LARGE Gold Tone READ
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Vintage Insect Brooch Abstract LARGE Gold Tone READ
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Vintage Insect Brooch Abstract LARGE Gold Tone READ
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Vintage Insect Brooch Abstract LARGE Gold Tone READ
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Vintage CELEBRITY Signed Opalescent Enameled Oval Link Bracelet 7”
Vintage CELEBRITY Signed Opalescent Enameled Oval Link Bracelet 7” Long. Pre-Owned Estate Jewelry in Very Good Condition. Ready to wear, give as gift or add to a collection. Our Vintage items are mostly from estate sales and vary in age from 100+ years old to more modern pieces. Please use your judgement. Items are photographed on a measuring matte with one-inch squares to give you an idea of size. Any photography props / holders you see are not included.
Vintage 60’s gold tone chain Necklace 24 inch
This vintage 60’s gold tone chain necklace is a classic accessory that exudes a timeless elegance. The 24 inch length and spring ring closure make it easy to wear for special occasions like anniversaries or birthdays. With a gold color and no stones, this necklace is versatile and can be styled with a variety of outfits. The Estate brand adds a touch of authenticity to this original piece of jewelry from the past.
Vintage 24 Inch Lucite Flower Necklace
Great necklace. Not sure who the maker is. Reminds me of a Chanel necklace. Great condition.
Vintage red celluloid stylized leaf abstract necklace, 16″, articulated
This necklace is a vintage piece featuring a series of articulated, leaf-shaped links with a red color. The links are set in a silver-tone metal and are connected by a chain that includes small ball-shaped beads. The material of the red leaf links is celluloid plastic. One of the earliest plastics, celluloid was used for jewelry from around 1900 through the Art Deco period. It tends to be thinner and lighter than other plastics like Bakelite and can be flammable
