More of my pretty vintage jewelery.
Part one can be found here.
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1950's brooch, so incredibly beautiful.
£3
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Art deco broch, sadly missing some stones. I wish I could replace them.
£3
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No idea of the date of this piece ..
A gift
A gift
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Art deco glass earrings ..
A gift
A gift
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I really have no idea how old this is. The stone in the setting is cold to touch.
I strung it on the ribbon myself.
Inherited.
Inherited.
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Sadly broken, no idea of age either, probably late sixties, early seventies.
Inherited.
Inherited.
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Seventies bangles.
Inherited.
Inherited.
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Charity shop earrings.
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Antique shop, £1.50 faux opal and faux diamond earrings.
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REAL opal earrings, an anniversary gift.
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Once broken, now restrung. Vintage crystal.
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1930's glass. Antique shop.
£8
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Faux pearls, given to me as a play thing.
very pretty I tend to go more for plasticy bakelite then sparkles but you do sparkles beautifully
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've only one piece with bakelite and that's a rather bohemian German necklace x
DeleteOur jewellery styles are miles apart but I love looking at your delicate pretties, they suit you son well! xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you! xxx
DeleteYou have such a pretty set of jewels! I adore opals! I think they are so magical!
ReplyDeleteThey are magical aren't they, I love opals so much xxx
DeleteCute jewelry. A big trend in NYC right now are necklaces made from old watches. None of them actually work; they're used as decoration.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I haven't heard of that trend :) x
DeleteYour jewelry collection is lovely. The 1950's brooch is very much like one I have that belonged to my mum...glittery charm to the max!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I have another brooch on this style, it's beautifully sparkly too x
DeleteIt might be possible to replace the diamante in that deco brooch. How tiny are the stones?
ReplyDeleteI'll have to measure them and get Andy to double check, as I never trust my judgement!
DeleteTrying to do it now and am going slightly cross eyed! There are three different sizes missing I think, not sure if I should be measuring the stones or the hole they go into as sometimes they seem to differ. And now my hands are shaking which may explain the differing size! I'm just going to wait for Andy to get home! xx
Lovely vintage jewellery, Melanie. My favourites are the 1950s brooch, the art deco one (I guess you would be able to replace the missing stones), the 1930s glass necklace, which is sooo pretty, and the faux opal/faux diamond earrings. xxx
ReplyDeleteSuch magnificently beautiful pies! I can't possibly pick a favourite. Each is unique, glamorous and positively teeming with yesteryear charm. What a stellar jewelry collection you have, dear Melanie.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs,
♥ Jessica