Timeless, elegant, and endlessly wearable. This beautiful vintage necklace features nine graduated faux cream pearl beads arranged in a graceful curved bar at the center, threaded onto a sleek bronse-tone herringbone chain. Delicate bead caps anchor each end of the pearl section for a polished, refined finish.

The pearls graduate subtly in size toward the center, creating a natural arc that sits beautifully at the neckline. Classic enough for formal occasions, understated enough for everyday wear.

✦ DETAILS
• Style: Graduated pearl bar necklace
• Pearls: Nine cream/ivory faux graduated pearl beads 
• Chain: bronse-tone herringbone/snake chain 22"
• Accents: Gold-tone bead caps at each end of pearl section
• Era: Circa 1970s–1990s
• Condition: good vintage condition; pearls lustrous; chain intact and flexible

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Delicate, romantic, and utterly timeless. This beautiful vintage station necklace features lustrous cream pearl beads nestled in delicate gold-tone wire cage settings, spaced elegantly along a textured gold-tone herringbone chain. Each individually caged pearl catches the light with a soft, organic glow that feels both vintage and effortlessly modern.

✦ DETAILS
• Style: Pearl station necklace
• Pearls: Cream/ivory wire-caged pearl stations (freshwater or faux — not professionally tested)
• Setting: Delicate gold-tone wire cage/wrap per pearl
• Chain: Textured gold-tone herringbone/snake chain 28"
• Era: Circa 1970s
• Condition: Great vintage condition; pearls lustrous; wire settings intact; chain flexible and strong

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A small golden heart shaped to hold memory. The engraved V framed by flowers carries echoes of the “V for Victory” symbol that became popular during the WWII era, often worn as quiet tokens of hope and devotion. Heart lockets like this were known as sweetheart lockets, gifted to keep loved ones close across distance. A piece both personal and symbolic, made to hold a photograph and a story.

The inside photos feature a handsome hunk :) 

Materials
Gold filled locket
Gold tone bail

Details

• Era: Likely 1930s–1950s

• Style: Heart shaped photo locket with engraved floral motif

• Design: Decorative monogram letter V framed by flowers and leaves

• Function: Hinged locket opens to hold two photographs

• Color: Warm yellow gold tone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measures: 19" goldfill rope chain

Collected by Mineral and Matter

An ornate locket shaped by delicate scrollwork and quiet symmetry. The center holds a small stone set in a starburst engraving, a detail inspired by Victorian jewelry traditions where star settings symbolized guidance and light. The surrounding frame carries a romantic, almost botanical flow—soft curves that feel both architectural and organic and very art nouveau. A piece that feels like a small relic from another century.

The top part of the locket does look like it may have been connected to something else at one time.  

Materials
Goldfill metal
Glass or paste stone accent

Details

• Era: Likely 1910s–1920s Art Nouveau 

• Style: Round hinged photo locket with ornate scrollwork relief

• Design: Raised baroque-style floral scroll border with star-set center stone

• Frame: Decorative openwork mounting around the locket

• Function: Hinged locket opens to hold two photographs

• Color: Aged warm gold tone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measures: 19" curb chain goldfilled, marked goldfill on the clasp

Collected by Mineral and Matter

An intricate locket shaped in delicate filigree. The openwork pattern creates a lace-like geometry typical of the Art Deco era, where fine metalwork and repeating forms brought lightness and precision to jewelry design. The pierced design allows shadow and texture to move through the piece, giving it a quiet architectural beauty. A small keepsake meant to hold photographs close.

Materials
Gold filled locket
Gold tone chain

Details

• Era: Likely 1950-1970s Art Deco Revival

• Marking: Gold Filled

• Style: Round openwork filigree photo locket

• Design: Intricate pierced lattice pattern with floral elements

• Function: Hinged locket opens to hold one a small keepsake (no photo frames)

• Color: Warm aged gold tone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age, engraved on the back H.L.S 5-11-75

Measures: 18" small curb chain, goldfill

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A classic oval locket with quiet ornamental detail. At the center, a small stone sits in a star-set engraving, a traditional Victorian-inspired motif symbolizing guidance and light. The surrounding scrollwork adds soft decorative movement while keeping the design balanced and refined. A timeless piece meant to carry photographs and memory close.

Materials
Gold tone metal
Clear glass or paste stone

Details

• Era: Likely 1940s–1960s Victorian revival

• Style: Oval hinged photo locket pendant

• Stone: Small stone set in engraved star setting

• Design: Decorative scrollwork framing the central oval motif

• Function: Hinged locket opens to hold two photographs

• Color: Warm yellow gold tone with deep blue stone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age, no interior photo frames present

Measurement: 1 inch

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A soft floral portrait rests at the center of this oval locket, framed by warm gold and delicate beaded edging. The painted rose cabochon echoes Victorian romantic motifs that remained popular through mid-century revival jewelry. Gentle and nostalgic, it carries the feeling of a tiny keepsake meant to hold both beauty and memory.

Materials
Gold tone metal
Painted floral cabochon insert

Details

• Era: Likely 1950s–1970s Victorian revival style

• Style: Oval photo locket pendant

• Center: Painted floral cabochon with rose motif

• Design: Beaded inner border with smooth outer frame

• Function: Hinged locket opens to hold two photographs

• Color: Warm gold tone with soft rose and cream tones

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age, no inner photo frames present

Measurement: 1 inch

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A bold chain built from oversized interlocking links. The double-loop cable design creates weight and rhythm, giving the necklace a sculptural presence typical of late 20th-century statement jewelry. Strong yet simple, it sits close to the collarbone as a confident everyday piece.

Materials
Gold tone metal

Details

• Era: Likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: Chunky cable chain choker necklace

• Design: Alternating double-loop cable links

• Closure: Foldover clasp

• Color: Warm yellow gold tone

• Signed: Unsigned

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 16 inches long, 3/4 inch wide

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A slender stick pin designed for securing sweaters and lightweight knits. The long pin end and decorative top were commonly used mid-century as sweater guards, helping keep cardigans neatly closed while adding a subtle accent. Minimal and functional, it carries the quiet elegance of practical vintage accessories.  Features the initial letter T in all caps, serif font.

Materials
Gold tone metal

Details

• Era: Likely 1950s–1970s

• Style: Sweater guard stick pin

• Design: Long straight pin with decorative top and turned handle end

• Function: Used to secure sweaters, shawls, or lightweight garments

• Color: Warm yellow gold tone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 2.25 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A graceful portrait of a woman framed in flowing lines. The profile and swirling hair reflect the romantic curves of Art Nouveau design, where nature, movement, and feminine form were central motifs. Small stick pins like this were worn on lapels, hats, and scarves as subtle decorative accents. A delicate piece with quiet historic charm.  Features a small stone, likely glass or cz near the ear. 

Materials
Gold tone metal
Small red glass accent

Details

• Era: Likely 1940s–1960s Art Nouveau revival

• Style: Portrait stick pin / hat pin

• Design: Raised profile of a woman with flowing hair and ornamental border

• Accent: Small red glass stone set near the portrait

• Function: Decorative pin for lapels, hats, scarves, or knitwear

• Color: Warm yellow gold tone with red accent stone

• Condition: vintage with a couple of spots of wear near the hair, see pictures

Measurement: 2.5 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A small flower rendered in soft green enamel with matching leaf accents. The gold tone stem gives the piece a graceful botanical silhouette, echoing mid-century jewelry that drew inspiration from natural forms. Light and decorative, it was meant to add a subtle flourish to a lapel, scarf, or knit.

Materials
Green enamel
Gold tone metal

Details

• Era: Likely 1960s–1980s

• Style: Floral stick pin / lapel pin

• Material: Hand-applied green enamel petals and leaf accents

• Design: Flower bloom with two leaves along a slender stem pin

• Function: Decorative pin for lapels, scarves, or hats

• Color: Soft green enamel with warm gold tone metal

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 2.25" total length, flower is .5" wide x 1.25" long

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A clever vintage design that shifts and transforms with movement. This Avon convertible ring features four rotating bands set with rhinestones, allowing the look to change depending on how the bands align. Pieces like this reflect the playful engineering found in late 20th-century costume jewelry, where jewelry was made to move, sparkle, and surprise. Sculptural and interactive, it’s a small piece of wearable mechanics.

Materials
Gold tone metal, silver tone metal, rhinestones

Details

• Era: Likely 1980s

• Maker: Avon (signed)

• Style: Convertible / rotating band ring

• Design: Four interlocking bands that rotate to create different looks

• Stones: Clear rhinestones

• Color: Mixed gold and silver tone

• Condition: vintage with small indents on gold single stone side, some tone loss on multi stone pave side, see pictures.

Measurement: ring size 7

Collected by Mineral and Matter

The name says it plainly — one point of light on a clean gold band. Avon's Glimmer Point is a small, considered thing: a cube-form setting holding a single rhinestone, set flush against a slim round band with no excess. It belongs to the quieter side of 1970s jewelry design, when restraint was its own statement. Wears as well alone as it does stacked, and sits close enough to the finger to layer without crowding.

 DETAILS
• Maker: Avon
• Style: Geometric cube solitaire band
• Stone: Single rhinestone in square cube setting
• Band: Slim round gold-tone
• Material: Gold-tone metal
• Era: Circa 1970s
• Ring size: Size 4.75
• Condition: Great vintage condition; stone bright and secure

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Elevate your everyday style with the fluid elegance of this vintage braided herringbone bracelet. This piece features a flat interwoven style to create a textured, "liquid silver" effect that sits flat against the wrist for a comfortable, low-profile fit.The intricate braiding catches the light from every angle, making it a versatile statement piece that shines whether worn alone or layered with your favorite silver bangles.

Design Details:

Signed: Monet
Era: Vintage Mid-Century to Retro (circa 1970s–1980s).
Style: Braided Herringbone / Serpentine Link.
Material: Silver Tone
Closure: Secure flat clasp.

Condition & Specifications:
Length: Approximately 6.5 inches 
Width: Approximately 4mm.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; the herringbone links are smooth and free of kinks.

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A small circle of gold with a quiet point of light. Each hoop holds a prong-set crystal within an open teardrop frame, giving the illusion of a floating stone as it catches light. Simple, balanced, and easy to wear.

Materials
Gold tone metal
Cubic zirconia crystal

Details

• Era: Likely 1970s–1980's

• Style: Open teardrop hoop earrings

• Stone: Prong-set cubic zirconia

• Design: Crystal set within an open teardrop frame

• Closure: Hinged hoop clasp

• Color: Gold tone with clear stone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 3/4"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A quiet geometric moment in gold and cream. These mid-century studs feature a circular form divided by a soft arc of enamel, creating a subtle contrast of light and shadow. Clean, balanced, and distinctly modernist in spirit.

Materials
Gold tone metal
Cream enamel

Details

• Era: Likely 1960s–1970s

• Style: Round stud earrings

• Design: Half-moon enamel inlay within polished circular setting

• Color: Gold tone with cream enamel

• Closure: Post back

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: .25"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A small point of light, held in a simple prong setting. These classic Avon studs reflect the quiet elegance of late 20th-century costume jewelry—clean, bright, and designed for everyday wear. Their solitaire design keeps the focus on the gentle sparkle.

Materials
Gold tone metal
Clear crystal (likely glass or cubic zirconia)

Details

• Era: Likely 1980s–1990s

• Maker: Avon (marked)

• Style: Solitaire stud earrings

• Stone: Clear prong-set crystal

• Design: Classic 6-prong setting

• Color: Gold tone with clear stone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 6mm

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A sculptural knot sits at the center of a split gold band, one rhinestone nestled where the loops converge — the knot as both ornament and symbol, a form that has appeared in jewelry for centuries to signify binding and continuity. Avon's version is compact and well-made, the split shoulders giving the ring an open, architectural quality that feels more considered than most costume pieces of its era. Stamped Avon on the interior. Wears beautifully alone or alongside plain bands.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon (stamped interior)
— Style: Love knot solitaire ring
— Stone: Single rhinestone at knot center
— Band: Split / open shoulder gold-tone band
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1970s
— Size: 5
— Condition: Excellent vintage; stone secure, knot detail crisp, stamp clear

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A miniature belt buckle set in pavé rhinestones sits across a wide brushed gold band — the kind of trompe-l'oeil detail that made 1970s novelty jewelry genuinely witty. The buckle motif has a long history in fashion, appearing in everything from equestrian accessories to haute couture, and Avon translated it here with surprising precision. The brushed texture of the band plays well against the sparkle of the stones, and the ring has a confident, slightly androgynous quality that feels current.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon
— Style: Belt buckle novelty ring
— Stones: Pavé rhinestones on buckle detail
— Band: Wide brushed gold-tone with raised edges
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1970s
— Size: 3.5-5.5
— Condition: Excellent vintage; stones secure, buckle detail crisp, finish intact

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A chain with quiet movement and texture. Each elongated bar link is finely ribbed and softly curved, catching light as it shifts with the wearer. The repeating pattern gives the piece a subtle rhythm—simple, structured, and distinctly vintage.

Materials
Gold tone metal

Details

• Era: Likely 1960s–1970s

• Style: Textured bar link necklace

• Design: Elongated ribbed bar links connected by small round links

• Color: Gold tone

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 18"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A slender serpentine chain that moves like liquid silver along the collarbone. The tightly woven links create a smooth, reflective surface that catches light with quiet movement. Minimal, refined, and endlessly versatile.

Materials
Sterling silver (marked 925)
Made in Italy

Details

• Era: Likely 1980s–1990s

• Maker: Italy (925 marked)

• Style: Serpentine chain necklace

• Design: Fine woven links creating a smooth, flexible chain

• Length: 16"

• Color: Silver

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 16"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Small roses cast in warm gold tone. The sculpted petals spiral inward, giving the studs depth and soft shadow—like a rose just beginning to open. Romantic and quietly bold, they carry the enduring symbolism of the rose.

Materials
Gold tone metal

Details

• Era: Likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: Floral stud earrings

• Design: Sculpted rose motif with layered petals

• Color: Gold tone

• Closure: Post back

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 14mm (large studs)

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A quiet classic. These pearl studs carry the soft luster that has made pearls an enduring symbol of elegance for generations. Simple and balanced, they are the kind of piece worn daily and kept for years.

Materials
Pearl (natural or faux unknown)
14K gold posts
14K gold ear nuts (marked)

Details

• Era: Likely 1970s–1990s

• Style: Classic pearl stud earrings

• Stone: Round pearl (authenticity unknown)

• Metal: 14K gold posts and ear nuts

• Color: Cream white pearl with yellow gold

• Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Measurement: 6mm

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A portrait carried through time. This vintage cameo necklace features the timeless silhouette of a classical woman in profile — a motif rooted in centuries of jewelry history.

Cameos draw inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman carvings, where layered materials were sculpted to reveal delicate profiles and mythological scenes. During the Victorian era, cameo jewelry experienced a major revival and became associated with romance, femininity, and classical beauty. Vintage costume versions like this continued the tradition, bringing ornate cameo designs into everyday wear through the mid-20th century and beyond.

The cameo sits within an intricate gold tone openwork filigree frame, echoing antique lace-like metalwork. The warm orange background highlights the ivory profile, creating the signature contrast that defines traditional cameo pieces.

Elegant yet wearable, it carries the quiet nostalgia of classical portrait jewelry.

Details

• Era: likely 1960s–1980s cameo revival

• Style: classical cameo pendant necklace

• Motif: woman in profile

• Materials: molded cameo with gold tone metal frame

• Setting: ornate filigree / openwork frame

• Condition: good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Pendant: approx. 1.25"

• Chain: approx. 23" rope chain

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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
Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A masterclass in 1980s sculptural design, this signed Avon dome ring draws inspiration from the classic French croissant. The piece features a bold, high-polished gold-tone finish with deep, rhythmic ribbing that captures and reflects light from every angle. Its substantial, rounded silhouette offers a confident and feminine weight, perfect for grounding a minimalist ensemble or elevating everyday wear. This ring is a timeless testament to the era's focus on texture and bold, architectural form.

Materials: Gold-plated base metal
Details: Sculptural ribbed dome with a high-shine finish
Era: 1980s
Markings: Signed "AVON" on the interior band
Style / design notes: Mid-century modernist and "croissant" style aesthetic
Stone or material notes: Polished gold-tone plating
Function: Statement cocktail ring
Color: Bright gold

Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age, back of band has some tone loss
Measurement: size 6
Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A study in cosmic contrast, the 1976 Avon "New Dimensions" ring balances celestial silver and grounded gold tones. The design features a high-polished silver-tone sphere cradled within a sculptural, split gold-tone frame, evoking the silhouette of a moon in transit or a sleek planetary alignment. Its smooth, modernist form and integrated sizer make it a seamless addition to a daily stack, offering a refined feminine energy that feels both vintage and futuristic.

Materials: Gold-tone and silver-tone base metal.
Details: Split-frame design with a central domed inlay and an internal adjustable sizer.
Era: 1976.
Markings: Signed "AVON" inside the band.
Style / design notes: Space Age modernist aesthetic with a two-tone "orbit" or "eye" motif.
Stone or material notes: Polished metal sphere; no additional stones.
Function: Everyday statement ring with self-sizing adjustment.
Color: Gold and silver.

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

A delicate celebration of the first whispers of spring, this vintage Avon piece features a layered, mixed-metal botanical design. Two sculptural blossoms—likely inspired by the dogwood and apple tree—are rendered in shimmering silver-tone petals, each anchored by a clustered gold-tone center. The flowers rest upon a split gold-tone band with textured leaf accents, evoking the organic fluidity of a garden in bloom. This ring offers a romantic, feminine silhouette that bridges the gap between classic floral motifs and mid-century mixed-metal artistry.

Materials: Gold-tone and silver-tone base metal
Details: Layered dual-flower design with textured silver petals and golden stamen clusters
Era: 1970s – 1980s
Markings: Stamped "AVON" on the inner band
Style / design notes: Romantic botanical with a mixed-metal "tricolor" aesthetic
Stone or material notes: Textured silver and gold plating; no additional stones
Function: Everyday statement ring
Color: Gold and silver

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Inspired by the fluid motion of a coastal wave, this 1972 Avon "Triple Twist" ring is a study in organic elegance. Three luminous, cream-colored faux pearls are nestled within a sculptural gold-tone frame that spirals across the finger, creating a sense of constant, graceful movement. Its bold yet refined silhouette offers a timeless, feminine energy, bridging the gap between mid-century modernism and classic botanical themes.

Materials: Gold-plated base metal, faux pearls
Details: Triple-pearl design set within a heavy, twisted ribbon frame
Era: 1972
Markings: Signed "AVON" inside the band
Style / design notes: Mid-century modern "triple twist" or "vortex" motif
Stone or material notes: Three round, 4mm-5mm simulated cream pearls
Function: Statement cocktail ring with a built-in adjustable sizer
Color: Gold and cream

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A soulful tribute to the deep hues of a winter sunset, the 1980 Avon "Scarlet Temptation" ring centers on a dramatic pear-cut stone. The rich, wine-red glass is held in a graceful three-prong setting, flanked by two shimmering crystal accents that evoke the brilliance of distant stars. Its sleek gold-tone band offers a refined, feminine silhouette that balances bold color with minimalist lines, making it an effortless piece for both quiet moments and evening adornment. This ring captures the era's focus on classic gemstone shapes reimagined for the modern woman.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal, glass, crystal
Details: Pear-cut focal stone with two round brilliant-cut side accents
Era: 1980
Markings: Signed "AVON" inside the band
Style / design notes: Modernist teardrop silhouette with a classic three-stone arrangement
Stone or material notes: Simulated garnet glass stone and clear cubic zirconia or crystal accents
Function: Everyday statement ring
Color: Gold, deep red, and clear

Condition: vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age
Measurement: Size 5

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Soft blue florals set against warm gold tone metal give this vintage bracelet a quiet garden charm. Each oval panel features delicate painted flowers, framed by scrolling filigree that adds texture and movement across the bracelet.

Floral enamel jewelry like this became especially popular in the mid-20th century, when designers drew inspiration from Victorian and European decorative arts. The combination of pastel enamel and ornate metalwork echoed antique jewelry traditions while remaining accessible through costume jewelry production.

The bracelet alternates oval floral enamel panels with decorative scrollwork, creating a rhythm of color and texture along the wrist. The pale blue background and small blossoms evoke miniature hand-painted porcelain or guilloché-style enamel often seen in vintage European-inspired jewelry.

Though unsigned, the design reflects the romantic revival styles commonly produced during the 1950s–1970s.

A delicate piece that feels both nostalgic and quietly feminine.

Details

• Era: likely 1950s–1970s

• Style: floral enamel panel bracelet

• Design: alternating oval enamel panels and filigree scroll links

• Motif: blue floral bouquets

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Signature: unsigned

• Closure: foldover clasp

• Condition: good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 6.5"

• Width: approx. .5"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A bold piece from Avon’s glamorous 1980s design era. This 1984 Avon “Pavé” statement necklace pairs structured geometry with fluid chainwork, creating a piece that feels both architectural and softly draped.

Multiple woven chains form a flexible collar that gathers into a dramatic drop, accented with rhinestone-set bars and a central square pavé crystal panel. The clustered stones create a surface of light, catching reflections from every angle while the gold tone mesh chains move naturally with the wearer.

During the 1980s, Avon produced many collectible costume pieces that blended runway-inspired design with accessible craftsmanship. The Pavé collection reflected the decade’s love of bold silhouettes, sparkle, and layered textures.

This necklace captures that era beautifully — structured, glamorous, and unmistakably vintage.

Details

• Maker: Avon

• Collection: “Pavé”

• Year: 1984

• Style: statement / mesh chain necklace

• Design: multi-chain mesh with rhinestone pavé panels

• Stones: clear rhinestones

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Signature: Avon (marked)

• Condition: good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Necklace length: approx. 18"

• Center drop: approx. .5"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A celestial garden captured in gold, this vintage Avon "Floret" ring draws inspiration from the ethereal glow of the night sky. Three iridescent faux opals, shimmering with pink and violet fire, are nestled among a cluster of sculpted, textured gold-tone blossoms. Its intricate, openwork design offers a grounded yet feminine presence, evoking the quiet magic of a starlit bloom. This piece is a testament to 1970s botanical artistry, designed for the woman who finds beauty in the organic and the otherworldly.

Materials: Gold-tone base metal, faux opals
Details: Dimensional floral cluster featuring three round cabochon stones and detailed leaf accents
Era: 1970s
Markings: Signed "AVON" inside the band
Style / design notes: Victorian-revival botanical aesthetic with a "fire floret" or trio-stone motif
Stone or material notes: Three simulated fire opals with a pink-and-purple iridescent play of light
Function: Statement cocktail ring with a built-in adjustable internal sizer
Color: Gold and iridescent pink/white

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

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Avon's Flowerburst earns its name — eight scalloped gold petals radiate outward from a single pearl at the center, the spaces between them open to light in a way that gives the ring a lifted, airy quality unusual for costume jewelry of this era. The petals carry a fine ridged texture that adds depth without weight. A named Avon release, actively collected, and one of their more botanically honest designs — it looks like something that grew rather than something that was made.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon — Flowerburst
— Style: Openwork floral cocktail ring
— Center stone: Single pearl cabochon
— Setting: Eight scalloped open petals with ridged texture
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1970s
— Size: adjustable 3-4
— Condition: Excellent vintage; pearl secure, petals intact, finish bright

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A dense cluster of blush-coral cabochons in graduated sizes fills an oval gold setting, each stone nestled in its own scalloped textured cup, two small rhinestones tucked between them for a quiet glint of contrast. The color is the thing here — a warm, dusty blush that sits somewhere between coral and skin, soft enough to wear with everything and distinctive enough to be remembered. The heavily textured gold setting has the same considered craftsmanship seen across Avon's better 1970s cluster pieces.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon
— Style: Oval cluster cocktail ring
— Stones: Blush-coral cabochons, graduated sizes, with two rhinestone accents
— Setting: Scalloped textured gold-tone individual cups
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1970s
— Size: Adjustable 3-4
— Condition: Excellent vintage; all stones secure, setting intact, finish warm

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 From Avon's 1973 catalog, the Moonlustre ring centers a luminous iridescent pearl on a ring of eight soft pink cabochon petals, each cradled in a small gold prong cup. The name refers to the pearl's particular glow — a moony, shifting luster that changes with the light. The pink petals sit somewhere between blush and rose, warm against the gold band, and the whole thing has the cheerful botanical precision of a flower pressed and preserved. A dated named Avon release, which makes it a genuine collectible.

DETAILS:
— Maker: Avon — Moonlustre, 1973
— Style: Floral cluster cocktail ring
— Center: Iridescent Moonlustre pearl cabochon
— Petals: Eight pink cabochons in gold prong settings
— Material: Gold-tone metal
— Era: 1973
— Size: adjustable 4-5
— Condition: Great vintage; all stones secure, small blemish on one of the stones, finish intact

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A fully bloomed rose rendered in warm gold tone, flanked by deeply veined leaves — Avon at its most botanical. The sculptural detail feels intentional rather than decorative, each petal and vein cleanly defined. Avon produced standout floral rings throughout the 1970s, and this one holds its own as a wearable piece of that era. Quietly confident on its own or stacked with other rings.

DETAILS:

•  Maker: Avon 
• Style: Floral sculptural fashion ring
• Design: Three-dimensional rose center with leaf shoulders
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Stone: None; all metal
• Era: 1970s 
• Size: Adjustable, fits sizes 3–4
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

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The Pale Fire ring debuted in Avon's 1974 catalog and has since earned a place in multiple vintage jewelry price guides — a named release that crossed from costume jewelry into genuine collectible territory. A soft blush-pink oval cabochon sits at center, encircled by a halo of round clear rhinestones set in silver-tone milgrain detail. The stone has the quiet, milky glow its name implies — less sparkle, more atmosphere. Wearable daily, but substantial enough to be the only ring you need.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon Pale Fire, 1974
• Style: Oval halo cocktail ring
• Center: Pink/blush oval cabochon 
• Surround: Round clear rhinestones in milgrain silver-tone setting
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: Adjustable, fits sizes 4–5
• Condition: Great vintage condition with slight discoloration around the czs

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The Serena was part of Avon's early 1970s Victorian revival era, when the brand leaned into ornate, antique-inspired settings with a romantic sensibility. A blush-pink marquise cabochon sits at center, encircled by a wreath of cream faux pearls, all nestled within a scalloped gold-tone frame with textured detailing on each lobe. The silhouette reads almost like a cameo — layered, feminine, and unhurried. It wears beautifully as a pinky ring or stacked with delicate bands.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon Serena, 1972 
• Style: Victorian revival cocktail ring
• Center: Blush pink marquise cabochon
• Surround: Cream faux pearl halo
• Setting: Scalloped quatrefoil gold-tone frame with textured detailing
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1972
• Size: Adjustable, fits sizes 4–5
• Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition

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The Floating Diamond takes its name from the illusion of three clear stones suspended mid-air — each nestled in an oval cutout along a smooth, unadorned gold-tone band. It's an understated design that gestures toward fine jewelry without overstating itself. Avon produced several variations of this floating-stone concept throughout the mid-1970s, and the clean band silhouette has aged well. It stacks beautifully or holds its own as a minimal everyday ring.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon Floating Diamond
• Style: Three-stone floating band ring
• Stones: Three round clear CZ/rhinestone simulants in open oval settings 
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: Mid-1970s
• Size: 5
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

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The Leaf Glow wraps around the finger like something pulled from a garden — a deeply veined green enamel leaf curving into a slim gold-tone bypass, its tip tapering to a sharp point. Gold veins show through the enamel in places, giving the surface a layered, living quality, and a single clear rhinestone sits nestled just off-center. It's one of the more botanically convincing pieces Avon produced in the late 1970s — grounded, a little wild, and entirely wearable.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon Leaf Glow, 1979
• Style: Botanical bypass ring
• Design: Green enamel leaf with gold vein detailing; bypass silhouette with pointed gold tip
• Stone: Single round clear rhinestone accent
• Material: Gold-tone base metal with green enamel
• Era: 1979 
• Size: 5
• Condition: Great vintage condition, a bit of wear on the back of the band

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The Sparkling Ribbon moves the way its name suggests — a continuous gold-tone wave that coils around the finger, three vivid emerald-green rhinestones tucked into its curves. It's a compact, confident ring that catches light without demanding attention. Avon released the Sparkling Ribbon in 1980, part of a series of sleek, stone-accented band designs that leaned modern rather than ornate. The interior is stamped Avon, confirming its provenance.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon Sparkling Ribbon, 1980
• Style: Twist band ring
• Design: Continuous wave/rope silhouette with three flush-set stones
• Stones: Three round emerald-green rhinestones
• Markings: "Avon" stamped on interior band 
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1980
• Size: 5
• Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition

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The Royal Circle wraps the finger in a continuous rhythm of rounded gold-tone knuckles, each segment interrupted by a flash of deep teal enamel — the effect is somewhere between chain mail and sea glass. It's a small ring with an unusually considered structure, the alternating textures giving it more visual weight than its delicate size suggests. Stamped Avon on the interior band. An easy everyday ring that stacks well or holds its own.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon Royal Circle
• Style: Scalloped enamel band ring
• Design: Alternating gold-tone rounded segments with teal enamel inlay, full band
• Markings: "© Avon" stamped on interior band
• Material: Gold-tone base metal with teal enamel
• Era: 1970s
• Size: 5
• Condition: great vintage condition

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The Leaf Lights gathers a constellation of green rhinestones — pale peridot at center, deeper olive tones radiating outward — and frames them with small brushed gold-tone leaves. The result is quietly naturalistic, the kind of ring that looks like it grew rather than was assembled. Avon introduced the Leaf Lights in 1974, and the combination of mixed green tones and botanical detailing has kept it in steady circulation among vintage collectors since. A generous, wearable cocktail ring that earns its place.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Leaf Lights, 1974
• Style: Floral cluster cocktail ring
• Center: Large pale peridot/jonquil faceted rhinestone
• Surround: Six deeper olive-green round rhinestones
• Setting: Brushed gold-tone leaf detail between stones
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: Adjustable, fits sizes 4–5
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

The Leaf Lights gathers a constellation of green rhinestones — pale peridot at center, deeper olive tones radiating outward — and frames them with small brushed gold-tone leaves. The result is quietly naturalistic, the kind of ring that looks like it grew rather than was assembled. Avon introduced the Leaf Lights in 1974, and the combination of mixed green tones and botanical detailing has kept it in steady circulation among vintage collectors since. A generous, wearable cocktail ring that earns its place.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Leaf Lights, 1974
• Style: Floral cluster cocktail ring
• Center: Large pale peridot/jonquil faceted rhinestone
• Surround: Six deeper olive-green round rhinestones
• Setting: Brushed gold-tone leaf detail between stones
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: Adjustable, fits sizes 3–4
• Condition: Vintage with slight tone loss consistent with age

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Three small gold-tone blossoms cluster along an open double band, each petal lightly textured and each center set with a single clear rhinestone — understated in scale, considered in detail. The split band gives it an airy, almost sculptural quality, the flowers appearing to grow between two parallel rails of gold. Released in 1980, the Flower Brights was originally a small release that has since become a steady presence among Avon collectors. Delicate enough to stack, distinctive enough to wear alone.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Flower Brights, 1980
• Style: Floral cluster bypass band ring
• Design: Three textured gold-tone blossoms on open double band
• Stones: Three round clear rhinestones, one per flower center
• Markings: "© Avon" stamped on interior band
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1980
• Size: 5
• Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear and tone loss consistent with age

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