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Vintage
Costume Jewelry Bracelets
Vintage bracelets and
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Pegasus
Coro Crystal Rhinestone Expansion Bracelet
For you today is this glittering Art Moderne Coro bracelet, probably made in the late 1940s or early 1950s. The band stretches on to your wrist, but will be most comfortable to wear on a small to small-medium wrist, probably up to 7" wrists. In the center of the light gold tone metal expansion band is a festive cut-out propeller motif topped by a floret or sparkling diamante rhinestones. This jewel is in unusually Excellent condition. The photos show white or gray spots due to camera flash, there is no wear on the gold tone finish, and the piece is in Excellent condition. Signed inside Coro with the Pegasus horse! $52 |
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Fantastic Ornate Wide Victorian Revival Bracelet Seamless Lucite cabochons, some marbled and transparent, sit regally within a heavy brass antiqued golden setting, surrounded by fancy metalwork, rhinestones & faux pearls. This is one of those grand old pieces from the late 1940's to mid-1950s and when you wear it you will feel rich and luxurious. Cabs are amber (looks like real amber too) green, pink & amethyst marbled cabs, and an opaque coral colored cab. The jewels are raised high in each domed link. This beauty is 1 1/4" wide and clasps with an invisible push-in finding at 7" for a small to medium wrist. Comes complete with safety chain in Excellent condition. $72
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Though the picture doesn't show the safety chain, the
bracelet has one! Book Piece! 
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Sarah Coventry Midnight Magic Big Dark Topaz Glass Bracelet This unsigned bracelet, a magnificent piece much beloved
in the world of vintage costume jewelry, was produced by Sarah Coventry in 1957.
Most pieces of this set are unsigned, going out as hostess gifts. The set
is featured in several books, including Signed Beauties of Costume Jewelry
Vol. II, by Marcia Brown, page 150. It is also featured on page 271in Julia
Carroll's book, Collecting Costume Jewelry 101.
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On some screens, , the crystal clear rhinestones may
appear blue, but there are not. The rhinestones are dazzling as icy
mountain water!
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Crystal Clear
5-Row Rhinestone Bracelet Circa 1950. Diamante is always in style and you need a beautiful vintage bracelet to add that touch of glamour to any style from casual to evening.. This 50's five-row beauty, complete with safety chain and loaded prong set rhinestones separated by stations of prong set crystal chatons, just flashes, sparkles dancing clear and cool. The bracelet is a generous 1" wide and clasps with a foldover clasp at 7" long, fitting a medium wrist. Excellent condition. $42 |
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Whiting & Davis
Hand Painted Porcelain Portrait Bangle Bracelet
Circa 1960. No costume luxury was spared when Whiting and Davis made their famous hinged bangles. Here's a fantastic Victorian Revival piece, a porcelain painting imported from Limoges France, the famous Lady in Blue. The lady is hand painted over a transfer, giving an essential pearled look to her hair decoration and collar. How beautiful. The oval porcelain is encased in a silvertone bezel among intricate silvertone leaves, bows, and other openwork folderol which extends to the side of the bangle. This bracelet is signed Whiting & Davis Mesh Bags over the inside hinge, and you also get the Limoges signature in gold on the back of the porcelain. The bracelet measures 1 1/2" wide at the portrait and
1/2" in back. The jewel fits a small to small-medium wrist without
pinching; it's just a bit too tight on my regular medium wrist. Inner diameter
is 2" x 2 1/4". Comes complete with safety chain. Excellent condition.
Such a Highly collectible can become an heirloom in your family. $145 |
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Reverse Carved Glass Intaglio
Oriental Bookchain Bracelet Set
For an exotic look, especially with freshly polished nails (red?) this glass intaglio bracelet is a top choice. The silvertone openwork track of book chain findings support the glass encased figural intaglio plaques of a golden oriental goddess. Oriental motifs were popular in costume jewelry from the '30s through the '50's, and this one is nicely detailed in gold tone against a jet black background. The entire set consists of the bracelet, along with 1 1/8" matching pendant on 17" silvertone chain, and a set of 1 1/2" ornately framed clip on earrings. Everything is in Excellent condition, with crystal clear intaglios and no noticeable finish wear.$78
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Classic
'50s Faux Pearl Wrap Bracelet Let's go to the hop! This classic 1950's beauty offers 3 wire strands of graduated off-white plump faux pearls. The biggest pearls are about 15mm. These are hard to find with the pearl dangles still on the ends, but these are intact. It's easy to wear and goes with just about everything, giving you a pure demure look with summer eyelet pastels, or with black lace for a nice-girl-gone-naughty look. One size fits most. My wrist is medium and it fits nicely. Width at the widest part is 1 3/4". Excellent condition. $23 |
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Hand
Painted Porcelain Book Chain Bracelet
Unique and rare, this great Victorian Revival bracelet will make wonderful wear for an especially feminine look, with a lawn gown for old fashioned beauty, or to dress up blue jeans and a jacket with a dash of femme! The golden book chain style setting offers elongated porcelain ovals, each hand painted with wild pink roses, blue forget-me-nots and green foliage against a background of pink and yellow glazes. The brush marks and slight differences in each panel, alternating with smaller round coronet set hand painted cabs, shows that each was painstakingly done by an artisan. The findings and overall construction of this beauty appears to date to the 1950s, and I suspect the bracelet is a Japanese import, though there are no markings. But I have seen enough hand painted china from this era out of Japan--usually beads-- to justify my guess. The bracelet is 1 5/8" wide and fastens at 7 1/8" with a wide foldover clasp. Condition is Very Good+. Enjoy this beautiful hand painted porcelain bracelet! $60
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Art Deco Rhinestone Bracelet with Blue Glass Moonstones Here's a pretty bracelet from the 1930s or 1940s with links shaped like bows, with pale blue glass moonstones perched on platforms in the center. See how the glowing blue stones stick out from the sides. Crystal rhinestones are pave in pot metal and the blue glass moonstones are prong set. Bracelet is a bit over 1/2" wide at the widest points and clasps at about 6 3/4", for a small to medium small wrist. This great jewel is in Very Good condition, sound and with rhinestones still striking sparks. $68
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Harry
Iskin Retro Gold Filled Emerald Green Rhinestone Bracelet & Brooch
This delightful floral set is stacked with double layers of flowers centered with emerald green rhinestones. The bracelet offers those double flower links riveted onto a double circle finding. The central flower is finished in rose gold, the smaller in yellow gold. The bracelet, which is 1 1/8" wide at the center, fastens with an old thumbless spring ring clasp at 7". The brooch, with it's ribbon curls, wide leaf fronds and vines--also holding emerald green stones-- is finished in both yellow gold and rose gold .The brooch is 3" tall x 2 1/2" wide. Although none of these jewels are marked as sterling, our tests reveal the base metal is 500-800 silver. This is why we often find tarnish on retro pieces that are not marked sterling; many of them are simply less than 925 silver. The brooch is marked with the standard HI mark and the terms 1/20th 10k. These jewels are in Very Good+ condition, with minor tarnish spots on back. A gorgeous 70-year-old Harry Iskin WWII set still in top condition! $78
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