Art Deco/Renee Fifth Avenue NY-Faux Pearl Costume Jewelry Set in Original Box

This item is a stunning, vintage multi-strand faux pearl necklace set by Renée Fifth Avenue. Features faux pearl necklace, bracelet and screw on earrings, with rhinestone clasps. Costume jewelry is housed in its original, Renee Fifth Avenue box. The box shows some aging and discoloration, lots of character! The multi-strand faux pearl design with art deco style rhinestones is a classic design!

VTG 1950’S GOLDETTE NY GLASS INTAGLIO CAMEO 3 STRAND NECKLACE VICTORIAN

Overall in good vintage condition. But please check pictures and ask questions, as vintage items are used items with sign of age. 30 day return accepted with 20% restocking fee. Shipping and return shipping not refundable. Please purchase responsibly. USPS covers insurance for $100. However if you’d like to purchase additional shipping insurance, please send message. Seller is not responsible for shipment lost. Thx.

Vintage Rare Unsigned Schreiner New York Brooch Pin Blue Grey Glass Rhinestone

This exquisite brooch pin features intricate blue and grey glass rhinestones, capturing the elegance of vintage Schreiner New York designs. The unsigned piece is a rare collectible, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any outfit. • Vintage design, 2.25 Inch • Rare collectible • Blue and grey rhinestones • Unsigned Schreiner NY • Elegant accessory VINTAGE ESTATE JEWELRY. Pre-owned items may have been previously worn. Sourced from estate sales, auctions, and antique shows. FINE JEWELRY. We test our fine silver and gold pieces as well as gemstones. Thank you for shopping with us. We appreciate your support of our small business.

Vintage New York Souvenir Book Locket Die-Struck Statue Liberty Skyline c1935-45

This ~1” x 1” locket is a classic mid-20th century New York souvenir (likely 1930s–1950s Art Deco era). It opens like a miniature book on a sturdy hinge, perfect for holding tiny photos. • The other side shows the iconic New York City skyline (including Chrysler Building and Empire State Building spires) with “NEW YORK” inscribed in a curved banner below.