This is a gold tone vintage Cleoptra Egyptian Revival fringe collar necklace.  It is likely from between 1960-1980. It is an articulated piece with each fringe moving freely.  It has a light textured pattern on the fringe and is in great condition. Measure approximately 15" with a marquis filigree safety clasp closure.

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This is a gold tone vintage Cleoptra inspired collar necklace with a snakeskin hexagon pattern.  It is likely from between 1962 (many Egyptian Revival pieces were made following the movie Cleopatra's release) to 1970.  It make a strong statement piece and easily dresses up a classic wardrobe staple. 

Measure approximately 15" x 1.25" wide.

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This silver tone clear rhinestone crystal statement bracelet has three rows of square rhinestones connected with three pairs baguette cut crystals between them.  Reminiscent of the glamour of the golden age of Hollywood, it is a stunner for sure. It tapers at the ends into a fold over hinge clasp. 1950's era.

Measures approx 8.25"

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This enchanting vintage ID bracelet carries more than just style—it holds the romance of mid-century love stories. Born from WWII military tradition, ID bracelets became symbols of devotion when servicemen gifted them to their sweethearts as tokens of commitment, much like a promise ring.

This gold-tone beauty, with its elegant multi-strand mesh design, could have been someone's cherished keepsake, a tangible reminder of affection passed down through generations. Wearing it today connects you to that tender history of connection and dedication. Perfect for romantics, vintage collectors, or anyone who appreciates jewelry with a heartfelt backstory, this heirloom-worthy piece brings both nostalgic charm and meaningful sentiment to your wrist. Popular during the 1970's.

In like new condition, with an original tag still on.

Measures approx 7.50"

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Discover the charm of this classic Monet Woven Circles bracelet—a delightful vintage find that's been turning heads since the groovy '60s. This triple link chain beauty showcases the exceptional craftsmanship Monet was famous for, wrapped in rich gold-tone plating that's stood the test of time. A playful nod to retro elegance that deserves a spot on your wrist.

Measures 7" long x 5/8" wide

Some gold tone loss, but overall still in good condition

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A Russian lacquer bead pendant, its glossy black ground covered in dense gold and iridescent botanical scrollwork that shifts between gold, teal, and violet in the light — a technique rooted in centuries of Russian decorative art. A small rhinestone rondelle caps the top where it meets the jump ring. Hangs from a slim gold tone snake chain, sitting just below the collarbone. Collectible craft worn as jewelry.

Materials: Russian lacquer bead, gold tone metal chain, rhinestone rondelle cap

Details:

• Era: 1970s-1980s
  
• Style / design notes: Russian lacquer bead pendant; iridescent floral scroll decoration; rhinestone rondelle cap; slim snake chain
• Stone or material notes: Lacquered bead with hand-painted iridescent gold, teal, and violet botanical motifs
• Color: Black, gold, iridescent
• Condition: Excellent

Measurement: 23" chain, pendant drop approx. 1"

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Vintage gold tone rope chain with elongated lobster clasp, darker gold tone.

1970's-1980's

25" length, 4mm width

Gold Tone

Good Vintage Condition

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The words Extra Special cut through a small rectangular gold-tone plaque in open block lettering — the kind of direct, self-assured sentiment that mid-century and early post-war novelty jewelry wore without irony. Stick pins of this type were pinned to lapels, hat bands, and scarves, a small declaration worn close to the body. Unsigned, as the vast majority of novelty stick pins were. A tiny, confident object with a lot of personality for its size.

DETAILS

Maker: Unsigned

Design: Open block letter "Extra Special" gold-tone plaque on stick pin; textured letter faces with polished border

Material: Gold-tone base metal

Era: 1970s–80s

Measurement: 2.25" stick; 0.75" wide pin top

Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

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A small, enduring shape—
held in gold, softened by time.

These vintage hearts carry a gentle patina, their surface reflecting light in a quieter way. Not new, not loud—just steady. Familiar. Something that has already been chosen once, and still remains.

They sit close to the ear, like a detail meant only for you.

Details

• Type: stud earrings

• Era: vintage (likely 1980s–1990s)

• Material: 14K solid gold

• Design: petite puffed heart

• Backing: post with push backs (standard)

• Condition: very good vintage condition with light surface wear/patina

Measurements

• Size: approx. 0.25” (6mm)

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A deeply carved tortoiseshell-glass cameo — a classical female profile in warm amber and brown — suspends from an ornate filigree bail on a long gold-tone bar link chain punctuated by faceted amber glass barrel beads. The 1928 Jewelry Company, founded in 1968, built its identity entirely around Victorian revival aesthetics, and this piece is among their most accomplished expressions of that sensibility. At 28" the chain wears as an opera-length statement, the pendant settling low with quiet gravity.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal, tortoiseshell-effect glass cameo, amber glass barrel beads

Details:

• Era: 1970s–1980s (1928 Jewelry Company)
• Markings: "1928" tag on chain clasp
• Style / design notes: Rectangular carved glass cameo, classical female profile, ornate filigree bail with scroll detail, milgrain-edged bezel, engraved bar link chain, faceted amber glass barrel beads
• Stone or material notes: Tortoiseshell-effect amber glass cameo; faceted amber glass beads — not natural tortoiseshell
• Color: Amber, brown, and gold-tone
• Condition: Great vintage condition, a bit of wear and tone loss on the back of the pendant
• Measurement: 28" chain; pendant 1.5" x 1"

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Add a touch of vintage Hollywood glamour to your wardrobe with this exquisite pair of Art Deco dress clips. These geometric "shield" style clips were the ultimate multi-taskers of the 1930s and 40s, designed to transform any neckline into a statement piece.

Each clip features a shimmering array of pavé-set round and baguette rhinestones, capturing the architectural beauty of the period. Unlike traditional brooches, these clips feature a secure, hinged paddle back with "teeth" designed to slide onto the edge of a garment without piercing the fabric.

Styling Inspiration:
In their heyday, these were worn symmetrically on either side of a square neckline, at the points of a collar, or even clipped to the corners of a pocket or the edge of a hat. Today, they remain a favorite for bridal accents, evening wear, or as unique vintage additions to a modern blazer.

• Era: Late 1930s to early 1940s.
• Motif: Geometric Shield / Triangular Art Deco.
• Stones: High-quality clear chaton (round) and baguette rhinestones.
• Setting: Silver-tone "pot metal" or rhodium plating, typical for high-end costume jewelry of the era.
• Clasp: Hinged paddle clip with prongs for a secure grip on fabric.

• Condition: Good vintage condition; all stones are present, most have original brilliant sparkle.  There is one area on one clip towards the top where a few stones are discolored/dirty - see pictures.

Sold as a pair

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A study in motion — this brooch draws the eye through a sweeping spiral of channel-set baguettes, pavé rounds, and marquise rhinestones arranged in an open, ribbon-like composition. The layered design is characteristic of late Art Deco and early Retro costume jewelry, where geometric precision meets organic flourish. Unsigned but finely constructed, with the tight stone-setting and rhodium-toned base metal typical of quality American makers from the 1940s. Wears beautifully pinned to a lapel, a scarf, or the neckline of a dark dress.

Materials Silver-tone base metal, clear prong-set and channel-set glass rhinestones

Details

• Era: c. 1940s — late Art Deco / early Retro
  
• Style / design notes: Open circular swirl form; mixed stone cuts — baguette fan arc, pavé round sections, central marquise cluster; ribbon-like layered frame
• Stone notes: Clear glass rhinestones; baguette, marquise, and round cuts
• Function: Pin brooch with roll-over safety clasp
• Color: Silver / clear
• Condition: Great vintage condition

Measurement: Approximately 1.5" in diameter

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• Era: Circa 1950s
• Style: Victorian Revival
• Materials: Possibly Gold-filled metal with hand-engraved detailing, metal is not marked gold filled though
• Dimensions: Approximately 2" diameter (Petite/Infant size or x small wrist)
• Condition: Excellent vintage estate condition with a secure clasp.

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The circle pin had its heyday in the 1950s, and this one hits every note of the form — a twisted rope-twist hoop framing a three-dimensional rose in full bloom, stem curling naturally through the open center. Stamped 1/20 12K gold filled, meaning the gold layer comprises at least 1/20th of the total metal weight — a durable, quality construction used widely in American mid-century jewelry. The rose is sculpted with genuine attention: petals spiral inward, leaves are individually veined, and the composition feels less like costume jewelry and more like a miniature still life.

Materials 1/20 12K gold filled

Details

• Era: c. 1950s
• Markings: Stamped 1/20 12K GF on reverse of rose
• Style / design notes: Open circle form with rope-twist outer border; double inner ring; three-dimensional rose with spiraled petals and veined leaves; stem curves through center
  
• Function: Pin brooch with roll-over safety clasp
• Color: Warm yellow gold
• Condition: Great vintage condition

Measurement: Approximately 1.5"

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A wink of mid-century wit — this figural brooch renders the iconic cat-eye glasses frame in miniature, complete with rhinestone-set upper rims and the characteristic upswept corners that defined the decade's eyewear silhouette. Novelty jewelry of this type was enormously popular in the 1950s, when wearing a miniature version of an everyday object was a form of playful self-expression. The open frames give it a light, graphic quality that reads well on a lapel, collar, or hat brim.

Materials Gold-tone base metal; clear prong-set rhinestones

Details

• Era: c. 1950s–early 1960s
  
• Style / design notes: Figural cat-eye eyeglasses form; rhinestones set along upper frame and upswept corners; open lens frames; standard pin-back clasp
• Stone notes: Clear glass rhinestones; prong set along top bar and cat-eye tips
• Function: Pin brooch
• Color: Gold tone 
• Condition: Great vintage condition

Measurement: Approximately 1.75"

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High-Wattage Hollywood Glamour
Adorn your wrist with a piece of mid-century elegance from one of the most prestigious names in American costume jewelry. This stunning bracelet by Weiss features two brilliant rows of clear, marquise-cut rhinestones (often called "navettes") expertly prong-set in a high-shine silver-tone finish. 

Founded in 1942 by Albert Weiss, the company became legendary for its "glitzy" high-quality designs and the use of superior Austrian crystals that retain their sparkle for decades. This piece captures the "Old Hollywood" aesthetic that made Weiss a favorite among fashion-conscious women of the 1950s and 60s. 

Design Details:
Era: Mid-Century Modern (circa 1950s–1960s).
Style: Double-Row Marquise/Navette Link.
Stones: High-quality brilliant clear rhinestones in classic marquise cuts.
Finish: Polished silver-tone rhodium or silver plating.
Closure: Secure fold-over clasp with an attached safety chain for extra security. 
Condition & Specifications:
Length: Approximately 7 inches.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with brilliant stones and strong clasp functionality.
Hallmark: Stamped with the traditional "WEISS" signature on the clasp. 

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A full-figure white cameo — a woman in period dress, hat, and shawl — floats against a powder blue oval at the center of this substantial gold-tone locket, its face framed by concentric rope-twist borders in warm brushed gold. Inside, the engraved inscription reads "Honor Award / Presidents Campaign / 1966," placing this piece precisely in mid-century American corporate culture, when sales achievement awards took the form of fine-quality keepsakes meant to be worn and kept. The Wedgwood-inspired cameo format lends it a classical dignity that transcends its origins. A dateable, wearable piece of social history.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal, blue and white molded cameo (resin or glass), hinged locket construction

Details:

• Era: 1966 (dated)
• Markings: Interior engraved "Honor Award / Presidents Campaign / 1966"
• Style notes: Oval locket pendant, rope-twist border, full-figure female cameo, single photo bay interior, jump ring bail
• Stone notes: Blue-ground oval cameo with white full-figure female in profile, Wedgwood-inspired
• Color: Gold, powder blue, white
• Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age, please see images
• Measurement: Pendant only, no chain

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Measures 38", light gold tone with pearls

Good Vintage Condition - with light wear

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Embrace the bold glamour of the 1970s with this authentic Lisner statement necklace. This stunning piece features a multi-strand chain design that culminates in a dramatic, fluid chain tassel. The necklace is accented with textured gold-tone beads and a decorative filigree cap, capturing the high-low "Boho Glam" aesthetic of the era. Substantial in weight and style, it’s a perfect focal piece for vintage enthusiasts and modern maximalists alike.

• Brand: Authentic Lisner (Signed on the clasp).
• Era: Vintage (Circa 1970s).
• Material: High-quality gold-tone plating with a mix of polished and textured finishes.
• Style: Multi-strand draped chain with a large fringe tassel pendant.
• Closure: Secure fold-over or spring ring clasp.
• Length: 22" plus 2" tassle
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a rich, aged gold patina.

A beautiful and delicate example of late 1970s Avon design. This authentic 1977 "Chainfall" necklace features an elegant alternating pattern of polished gold-tone twisted bar links and fine cable chain. Measuring approximately 26 inches, it offers a perfect length for effortless layering or a minimalist solo statement. Signed "AVON" on the hang tag near the secure spring ring clasp.

Vintage 1980s hinged bangle bracelet featuring a sculptural twisted design with a darkened silver-tone finish and dotted texture. Accented with scattered aurora borealis rhinestones that catch flashes of blue, green, and violet light.

The contrast of oxidized tone and subtle sparkle gives this piece a moody, dimensional look—bold yet wearable. Secure hinged closure. Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age.

Vintage 1980s gold-tone necklace and clip-on earrings set featuring fluid mesh chains with a knotted lariat drop and cascading fringe ends. The woven, flexible links create a liquid gold effect with beautiful movement and shine.

Bold yet elegant, this set captures classic 80s statement styling—perfect worn together or separately. Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age.

Vintage 1980s gold-tone expansion bracelet featuring bold ribbed, sculptural links with a high-polish finish. The dimensional, almost molten texture reflects light beautifully, giving the piece a strong, statement presence.

Comfortable stretch fit with an easy slip-on design—perfect worn alone or stacked. A classic retro piece with that unmistakable 80s boldness. Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age.

Two parallel inlay bands run the length of the front panel — one of segmented abalone shifting between pink, violet, and green, the other a flat stripe of matte black onyx. The contrast is stark and considered, the kind of pairing that draws from Southwestern and Mexican silversmithing traditions where stone and metal carry equal weight. A slim wire shank and hinged clasp keep the silhouette understated behind the inlay's quiet drama.

Materials: Silver tone metal, abalone shell inlay, black onyx inlay

Details:

• Era: 1970s–1980s
• Markings: Maker's mark stamped on interior panel
• Style / design notes: Hinged bangle; flat front panel with dual inlay bands; wire shank; hidden hinge clasp
• Stone or material notes: Segmented abalone shell — pink, violet, and green shift; matte black onyx stripe
• Color: Silver tone, black, iridescent
• Condition: Good vintage condition, please see photos

Measurement: 2.5" diameter

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These abstract shaped earrings with a cz stone center are a nice take on the classic gold stud. 

.25" diameter, pierced

1980-1990's

In very good vintage condition

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The gold-tone LCD digital watch had a distinct moment in the early 1980s, when the novelty of digital timekeeping met the decade's appetite for gleam and surface. This Advance Quartz example captures that moment cleanly — a square cushion case with a gold-tone face, the LCD window centered above the brand name in a typeface that dates it precisely. The fine mesh bracelet is adjustable and drapes well, wearing more like jewelry than tech. A small time capsule in good condition.

Materials Gold-tone base metal, stainless steel, mesh bracelet, LCD display

Details

• Era: 1980s
• Markings: "Advance Quartz" on dial; "100% Stainless Steel / Advance / Hong Kong" on case back
• Style notes: Square cushion case; gold-tone LCD face; fine textured mesh bracelet; adjustable fold-over clasp
• Function: Digital LCD; untested
• Color: Gold tone
• Condition: Good vintage condition
• Measurement: 8.5" adjustable

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The front face presents a dark grey resin cameo — a crowned classical figure — set within a seed pearl halo and an ornate gold-tone filigree frame with applied leaf details; flip it over and a full clock face appears, signed "American Time," with black Roman numeral cartouches on a gilt sunburst dial. The gold-tone chain tassel below anchors the composition and adds movement. A piece that commits fully to the Victorian revival sensibility of the 1970s, functioning as both jewelry and timepiece. Listed untested.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal, grey resin cameo, faux seed pearls

Details:

• Era: 1970s
• Markings: "American Time" on watch dial
• Style / design notes: Reversible pendant — cameo on front, watch face on reverse; oval filigree frame with applied leaves, seed pearl inner halo, gold-tone tassel drop, rope chain
• Stone or material notes: Dark grey resin cameo on black ground; faux seed pearl halo
• Function: Mechanical or quartz pendant watch — untested
• Color: Antique gold-tone with grey and cream
• Condition: Great vintage condition
• Measurement: 30" chain; pendant 1.25" x 2.5"

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A jet-black panel set within a milgrain-edged silver frame, adorned with a delicate applied cluster of flowers and a single faceted stone — the Victorian language of grief rendered in miniature. The locket opens to reveal two photo compartments, intact and ready to hold a portrait. Stamped "Silver" on the reverse, this is a genuine artifact of mourning jewelry's most significant era, when remembrance was worn close to the body.

Materials: Silver, black onyx or glass panel, clear paste or rhinestone accent

Details:

• Era: Victorian, late 1800s
• Markings: "Silver" stamped on reverse
• Style / design notes: Rectangular form, milgrain border, applied floral and leaf motif, faceted stone accent, hinged double photo locket
• Stone or material notes: Black onyx or black glass panel; single clear paste or rhinestone
• Function: Opens to two photo compartments
• Color: Silver with black panel
• Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age; light scratching to reverse
• Measurement: 0.5" x 0.75"

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This unsigned bracelet speaks the visual language of mid-century Hollywood glamour — a large emerald-cut aqua glass stone nested within an elaborate filigree setting of layered leaves and branches, ringed by pink and amethyst rhinestones in open claw settings. The double foxtail chain band is a hallmark of 1950s–60s bracelet construction, lending the piece a suppleness that contrasts beautifully with the ornate centerpiece. The stone carries an interior foliate motif, adding depth and movement to an already layered design. A genuinely decorative piece from an era that understood maximalism.

Materials Gold-tone base metal, molded aqua glass, pink and amethyst rhinestones, double foxtail chain

Details

• Era: 1950s–1960s
  
• Style notes: Double foxtail chain bracelet; elaborate filigree leaf and branch centerpiece; open claw-set rhinestone accents surrounding center stone
• Stone notes: Large emerald-cut molded aqua glass center with interior foliate motif; pink and amethyst rhinestone accents
• Color: Gold tone, aqua, pink, amethyst
• Condition: Great vintage condition — some gold tone loss consistent with age
• Measurement: 6.5"

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The geometry is precise and deliberate — a black enamel diamond lozenge at center, set with a small floral marcasite cluster, flanked by symmetrical openwork filigree wings dense with pave-set steel-grey stones. The combination of jet-black enamel and gunmetal sparkle is a direct echo of the 1920s German marcasite and onyx tradition, here translated into a silver-tone reproduction piece with the same graphic authority. Wears beautifully on a black dress collar, a blazer lapel, or a hat brim.

Materials Silver-tone base metal; black enamel; marcasite-style pave-set stones (cut steel or paste); openwork filigree frame

Details

• Era: c. 1970s–1980s, Art Deco revival style
  
• Style / design notes: Horizontal bar form; central black enamel diamond lozenge with pave marcasite floral motif; symmetrical openwork filigree side panels; scalloped border edge; pave-set grey stones throughout
• Stone notes: Marcasite-style stones (cut steel or dark paste); bezel and pave set
• Function: Pin brooch with simple bar clasp
• Color: Silver tone, black, gunmetal grey
• Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: Approximately 1.6" x .5"

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A refined vintage round locket charm featuring engraved vertical lines framed by delicate floral garlands. At the center sits a smooth circular cartouche, originally intended for a monogram or engraving, surrounded by balanced geometric lines that echo Art Deco design language.

The composition blends structure and ornament—linear engraving paired with botanical details—creating a quiet harmony between geometry and nature. Lockets like this were widely produced during the mid-20th century Art Deco revival, reflecting the elegance of earlier 1920s design.

The pendant opens to hold a photograph or small keepsake, carrying memory close in a piece both decorative and intimate.

Details

• Era: likely 1940s–1960s Art Deco revival

• Material: gold tone metal

• Motif: engraved floral wreath and vertical stripe pattern

• Style: round hinged locket pendant

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Pendant diameter: approx. 1.5 in.
  

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This piece is a Vintage Articulated Geometric Fringe Collar Necklace. Based on the substantial construction, the use of a hook-and-tail closure, and the "Modernist" geometric aesthetic, this piece dates to the late 1970s or early 1980s. It reflects the "Power Dressing" trend of that era, where bold, architectural gold-tone jewelry was designed to make a statement.

1970-1980's

Measures 14" with 2.5" extender

Gold Tone, with some wear, overall in good vintage condition

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A luminous vintage bracelet featuring three rows of aurora borealis rhinestones set into a flexible expansion band. Each faceted stone reflects shifting tones of violet, gold, teal, and silver—tiny flashes of light that change with every movement of the wrist.

Aurora borealis rhinestones became widely popular after their introduction in the 1950s, when jewelers began applying an iridescent coating to crystal to mimic the shifting colors of the northern lights. The result is a surface that seems almost celestial—light bending across each facet like small constellations.

The bracelet’s expansion design allows it to slip comfortably over the wrist while creating a continuous band of sparkle. Its warm antique brass tone gives the piece a slightly aged glow, enhancing the vintage character.

A striking mid-century accessory—bold, luminous, and quietly cosmic.

Details

• Era: 1950s–1960s

• Style: expansion rhinestone bracelet

• Metal: antique brass tone

• Stones: aurora borealis rhinestones

• Rows: three rows

• Closure: stretch expansion band

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: good vintage condition with normal wear and light patina consistent with age

Measurements

• Interior diameter (unstretched): approx. 1.75 in to 3.5 in (stretched)

A round faux fire opal cabochon glows at the center of this ring, its surface shifting between warm gold, blush, and pale iridescence depending on the light — the effect is genuinely luminous. Textured gold-tone feather-like leaves curl around it from both sides, and three small clear rhinestones scatter loosely along the lower edge like morning dew. The overall composition is loose and organic, more like something found in a garden than assembled on a bench. One of Avon's more poetically designed pieces from their 1970s nature-inspired era.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Style: Botanical cocktail ring
• Center: Round faux fire opal cabochon; iridescent warm gold and blush tones
• Accents: Three round clear rhinestones
• Setting: Textured gold-tone feather leaf spray
• Markings: Verify interior band for Avon stamp
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1970s
• Size: adjustable 5-6
• Condition: Good vintage condition, a bit of wear and gold tone loss in a few spots

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A sculptural tribute to the organic complexity of nature, this 1976 Avon "Flowerblaze" ring captures the spirit of the mid-century floral revival. The ring features a deeply textured, ruffled setting modeled after a blooming carnation, creating a rich interplay of light and shadow. Nestled within its golden petals is a single, brilliant-cut crystal accent that mimics a shimmering drop of morning dew. This piece offers a grounded yet feminine presence, perfect for adding a touch of vintage botanical charm to daily wear.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal, clear crystal
Details: Intricately ruffled carnation design with a single rhinestone accent
Era: 1976
Markings: Signed "AVON" inside the band
Style / design notes: Art Nouveau-inspired floral cocktail ring with a 3D textured finish
Stone or material notes: Round brilliant-cut clear crystal
Function: Statement cocktail ring
Color: Gold and clear
Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age
Measurement: adjustable size 4-5
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A deep garnet-red oval stone sits at the center of six pearl cabochons, the whole cluster raised on a heavily textured gold setting with beaded and ridged shoulders — Avon's Roseglow is one of those pieces that borrows directly from Victorian cluster ring tradition without apologizing for it. The underside carries a clear Avon © stamp, and the craftsmanship throughout is more considered than most costume jewelry of its era. Bold enough to be the only ring you wear, grounded enough to mean something.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon © — Roseglow
— Style: Cluster cocktail ring
— Center stone: Oval garnet-red glass/rhinestone
— Surround: Six pearl cabochons in individual prong settings
— Shoulders: Textured beaded and ridged gold-tone band
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1970s

— Size:Size 4-5 adjustable

— Condition: Good vintage; all stones secure, stamp clear, setting intact, band may have some light tone loss

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Avon's Victorian Splendor lives up to its name. A large central pearl is encircled by eight graduating pearl cabochons, small turquoise-blue beads nestled between them against a heavily textured gold setting — the color combination of cream, sky blue, and antique gold is considered and genuinely beautiful. The design draws directly from Edwardian and Victorian cluster ring tradition, and Avon's execution here is among their more ambitious pieces. Underside stamped Avon ©. A named collectible that serious Avon collectors actively seek.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon © — Victorian Splendor
— Style: Cluster cocktail ring
— Stones: Graduated pearl cabochons with turquoise-blue accent beads
— Setting: Heavily textured gold-tone floral cluster
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1970s
— Size: Size 4-5 Adjustable
— Condition: Excellent vintage; all stones secure, stamp clear, setting intact

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Inspired by the intricate geometry of a bird's nest or a celestial swirl, this vintage Avon ring is a study in refined texture. The piece features an airy, openwork dome crafted from overlapping, textured gold-tone wires that create a captivating interplay of light and shadow. Its sculptural form offers a bold yet grounded presence, serving as an effortless statement for daily wear or evening adornment. This design reflects the late-1970s fascination with organic, woven silhouettes, perfect for the modern woman who finds beauty in complex, natural forms. 

Materials: Gold-tone base metal 
Details: Intricate wire-wrapped openwork dome with fine ridged texturing 
Era: Late 1970s 
Markings: Not Signed, but has Avon's signature interior ring adjustable band
Style / design notes: Modernist "vortex" or "bird's nest" aesthetic with fluid, circular lines 
Stone or material notes: Sculpted gold-plated metal; no additional stones 
Function: Statement cocktail ring 
Color: Bright gold 

Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age
Measurement: Size 4-5 Adjustable

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A testament to the fluid grace of the 1970s, this 1975 Avon "Whirlwind" ring features an intricate, sculptural design that mimics the effortless movement of a ribbon caught in a breeze. The gold-tone band blossoms into a highly textured, openwork swirl, creating a sophisticated play of light and dimension across the finger. Its bold yet airy silhouette offers a confident, feminine energy, serving as a timeless statement piece grounded in mid-century artistry. This ring is designed for the modern woman who values craftsmanship and a touch of celestial-inspired movement in her everyday adornment.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal
Details: Stylized "Whirlwind" openwork ribbon design with a deep, ridged texture
Era: 1975
Markings: Stamped "AVON" on the inner band
Style / design notes: Mid-century modernist with Art Nouveau-inspired fluid curves
Stone or material notes: Sculpted gold-plated metal without additional stones
Function: Statement cocktail ring
Color: Bright gold

Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age
Measurement: adjustable size 5-6

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Vintage Avon 14K Gold-Filled Ball Station Necklace | 1970s Delicate Chain | Signed Fine Jewelry

Description: A fine cable chain interrupted by a single polished gold ball, simple enough to wear every day and substantial enough to last. The fishhook clasp carries both the Avon signature and a 14K gold-filled stamp, marking this as part of Avon's finer jewelry offerings rather than their costume line. A quietly elegant piece, equally suited layered with other necklaces or worn alone against the collarbone.

Materials: 14K gold-filled metal

Details:

• Era: 1970s
• Markings: Avon, 14K GF
• Style notes: Fine cable chain with single ball station, fishhook clasp
• Color: Gold
• Condition: Good vintage condition
• Measurement: 18"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Size 5-6, maybe 7, with adjustable band

Very Good Vintage Condition

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A deep black oval cabochon set into a double oval gold-tone frame, accented with ball details at top and bottom and a single silver-tone rhinestone floret at center. The layered frame gives the pendant more dimension than a standard bezel setting — it reads like a small portrait waiting to be filled. Suspended from a twisted rope chain, signed Avon on the clasp tag.

Materials & Details:

• Era: 1970s–1980s
• Markings: Signed ©AVON on clasp tag
• Style notes: Twisted rope chain, oval pendant in layered double frame with ball accents, spring ring clasp
• Stone notes: Simulated black onyx cabochon with single clear rhinestone floret accent
• Color: Gold tone with black and clear accents
• Condition: Good vintage condition, please see images
• Measurement: 20"

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A gold-tone open hoop strung with alternating textured gold beads and a single large cluster ball of faux seed pearls at center — the whole thing moving freely when worn, the pearl cluster catching light from every angle. The pearl ball has the dense, tactile quality of something that looks more expensive than it is, each tiny seed pearl packed tightly together into a satisfying sphere. Surgical steel posts make these genuinely wearable for sensitive ears. A considered, versatile earring from Avon's early 1990s push toward more sophisticated everyday jewelry.

DETAILS

Maker: Avon — Casual Hoop, 1993

Design: Open gold-tone hoop with alternating textured gold beads and center faux seed pearl cluster ball; gold ball stud post

Material: Gold-tone base metal; faux seed pearls; surgical steel posts

Era: 1993

Measurement: 2" drop, 1.25" diameter 

Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

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Bold oval links alternate with sculpted X-shaped stations down this chunky chain, each piece substantial enough to anchor the whole design without veering heavy. The polished gold-tone finish and graphic repetition read like classic 1980s power dressing, the kind of necklace meant to be seen above a blazer collar. Signed Avon on the clasp link, with solid, well-made construction throughout. A true statement piece that still wears comfortably at choker length.

Materials: Gold-tone metal

Details:

• Era: 1980s
• Markings: Avon
• Style notes: Chunky oval link chain with sculpted X-shaped stations
• Color: Gold-tone
• Condition: Great vintage condition
• Measurement: 18"

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A single large emerald-cut stone in deep forest green takes the lead here — the kind of saturated, glassy green that reads as genuinely precious from across the room. Four round clear rhinestones flank it two per side, set into angular silver-tone shoulders that echo the geometry of the center stone. The silhouette is clean and slightly Art Deco in spirit — symmetrical, confident, built around the stone rather than around the setting. One of the more convincing faux-emerald pieces Avon produced.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Style: Emerald-cut solitaire cocktail ring with side accents
• Center: Deep emerald-green faceted emerald-cut rhinestone
• Accents: Four round clear rhinestones, two per shoulder
• Setting: Angular silver-tone claw setting with geometric shoulders
• Markings: interior band Avon stamp
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1970s 
• Size: Adjustable 4.5-6.5
• Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition

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Three emerald-green baguettes line up across a silver-tone band, each flanked by a pair of round clear rhinestones — the alternating rhythm of green and white giving the whole face a deliberate, almost architectural precision. The deep forest green reads as genuinely gem-like, the baguette cut adding a formality that lifts it above typical costume jewelry of the era. Part of Avon's Fashion Accents Collection from 1975, the Evening Classic was designed to wear as effortlessly with a blazer as with an evening dress. It still does.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon — Evening Classic, 1975
• Style: Multi-stone cocktail band ring
• Stones: Three emerald-green baguette rhinestones; six round clear rhinestones
• Setting: Silver-tone prong and bezel combination
• Markings:  Avon stamp
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1975
• Size: adjustable 4-5
• Condition: Great vintage condition

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A round cream faux pearl sits nestled at the base of a spreading fan of silver-tone marquise leaves, each one set with a clear rhinestone — the whole composition opening outward like a peacock tail or a spray of light caught mid-movement. The beaded pearl setting and the crescent curve above it add a softness that keeps the design from feeling architectural. Released in 1974, the Fan Fare was designed as an expandable ring, making it one of the more versatile pieces from that era. Equal parts refined and botanical.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon — Fan Fare, 1974
• Style: Fan spray cocktail ring
• Center: Round cream faux pearl in beaded setting
• Accents: Clear rhinestones set in marquise silver-tone leaves
• Design: Asymmetric fan spray; crescent detail above center pearl
• Markings:  Avon stamp
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: adjustable 4-5
• Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

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Six faux pearls of varying sizes are scattered across a textured gold tone setting in a loose, naturalistic cluster — interspersed with silver tone rhinestone-set leaf accents that catch light between the pearls. The arrangement feels botanical rather than rigid, like a sprig caught mid-bloom. Signed ©Avon inside the adjustable shank.

Materials: Gold tone base metal, faux pearls, clear rhinestones

Details:

• Era: 1970s–1980s
• Markings: ©Avon
• Style / design notes: Freeform pearl cluster top; textured gold tone leaf and branch setting; silver tone rhinestone leaf accents; adjustable split shank
• Stone or material notes: Six faux pearls, varied sizes, cream tone with good luster; small clear rhinestones in leaf settings
• Color: Gold tone, cream, silver tone accents
• Condition: Good — pearls intact and lustrous, light wear to shank consistent with age
• Measurement: Adjustable, fits size 5–7

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A flower basket in gold-tone metal — its woven base rising into a mounded canopy of tiny blossoms accented with clear rhinestones — conceals a hinged lid that opens to reveal a solid perfume or glace compartment inside. Avon produced these functional locket brooches throughout the 1970s as a signature novelty line: wearable vessels for their solid perfumes, collectible in their own right long after the fragrance is gone. The basket weave texture, rope-trim handle, and floral detailing are all precisely rendered at a compact scale. Signed on the interior lid.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal; clear rhinestone accents; hinged locket mechanism with inner perfume compartment

Details:

• Era: c. 1970s
• Markings: Signed "Avon ©" on interior of hinged lid
• Style / design notes: Flower basket form with woven base texture, rope-handle trim, and mounded floral top; hinged oval lid opens to solid perfume/compartment; needle pin back
• Stone or material notes: Clear rhinestone accents, perfume compartment retains faint original scent
• Function: Wearable solid perfume locket brooch
• Color: Gold tone
• Condition: Great vintage condition, hinge functional, still contains perfume

Measurement: 1.75" tall

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This vintage Avon necklace features a four leaf clover with a clear stone center. Tag is marked Avon with S H on the other side.

2003

Necklace measures 1" and is on a 14" chain with a 2" extender

Gold Tone

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Description: Part of Avon's collectible Frost Lights line, this pendant centers a softly carved pink camphor glass panel — its starburst rays fanning outward from a single sparkling clear rhinestone — set within an ornate gold-tone octagonal frame trimmed with beaded detailing and scrollwork bail. Camphor glass, with its milky translucence and frosted surface, was a hallmark of Edwardian jewelry later revived by mid-century designers for its quiet, otherworldly glow. The pendant sits at a flattering length on a delicate rope chain. A well-loved collectible in wearable condition.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal frame with beaded and scroll detail; carved pink camphor glass; clear rhinestone center accent; fine rope chain

Details:

• Era: c. 1970s
• Markings: Signed "Avon" on reverse; Frost Lights collection
• Style / design notes: Octagonal bezel with scrollwork bail and anchor drop; starburst-carved camphor glass panel; single rhinestone center
• Stone or material notes: Pink camphor glass (frosted, molded, carved); clear rhinestone
• Function: Pendant necklace
• Color: Blush pink and gold tone
• Condition: Great vintage condition

Measurement: Chain 18.5" / Pendant 1.75"

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Released in 1981, the Avon Gilded Trellis is a wide openwork band built entirely from interlocking diamond forms — negative space and gold in equal measure, the whole structure open to light from every angle. It sits closer to architectural jewelry than costume, the kind of piece that reads differently depending on how the light falls. Named Avon releases from this era are actively sought by collectors, and the trellis design has an enduring geometric quality that hasn't dated.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon (marked)— Gilded Trellis, 1981
— Style: Wide openwork band ring
— Design: Interlocking diamond / lattice cutwork, full band
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1981
— Size: 4.5
— Condition: Excellent vintage; openwork crisp and intact, finish bright

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A hollow gold-tone apple with a working convex magnifying lens at center, topped with a detailed double-leaf and stem bale — practical novelty and sculptural form in one pendant. Avon produced these magnifier necklaces through the 1970s and 1980s, and the apple silhouette made them a natural teacher gift of the era. The lens is clear and functional; the pendant substantial in hand. Suspended from a twisted rope chain, signed Avon on the clasp tag.

Materials & Details:

• Era: 1970s–1980s
• Markings: Signed ©AVON on clasp tag
• Style notes: Twisted rope chain, apple-form magnifying glass pendant with leaf and stem bale, spring ring clasp
• Stone notes: Working convex magnifying lens
• Color: Gold tone
• Condition: Good vintage condition, please see photos 
• Measurement: Chain 28"; pendant approximately 1.75" tall

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A faceted aqua blue pear-cut stone sits within an open swirl frame, flanked by a scatter of prong-set clear rhinestones that trail off like the tail of a comet. The teardrop cut catches light from every angle, and its cool blue-topaz tone reads effortlessly against warm gold. The asymmetric swirl setting gives this ring a fluid, almost organic quality unusual for its era. It moves between casual and dressed up without announcing either.

Materials
Gold tone base metal, glass stones

Details

• Era: 1980s
• Markings: Signed Avon (interior shank)
• Style / design notes: Open swirl frame; pear-cut center stone; scattered clear rhinestone accents trailing to one side
• Stone or material notes: Aqua blue faceted glass teardrop; clear glass prong-set rhinestone accents
• Color: Gold tone / aqua blue / clear
• Condition: Good vintage condition

Measurement
Size 6.75

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The simplest possible earring — a small polished gold-tone sphere on a post, nothing added, nothing removed. The kind of stud that disappears into daily wear and somehow still gets noticed. Signed Avon on the butterfly back. Pierced ears.

Materials & Details:

• Era: 1980s–1990s
• Markings: Signed Avon on butterfly back
• Style notes: Polished sphere form, post back with butterfly clutch
• Stone notes: None
• Color: Gold tone
• Condition: Good vintage condition, please see photos 

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