The Lattice Lace wraps the finger in an open crosshatch of gold-tone metal, the dome shaped band casting a lace-like shadow on the skin beneath it. A single clear rhinestone sits at center, the only ornament needed. Issued in 1978, this goldtone ring features open lattice work with a center rhinestone, a design that reads as quietly architectural, more structure than sparkle. Stamped Avon on the interior band, and sturdy enough for everyday wear.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Lattice Lace, 1978
• Style: Open lattice dome band ring
• Design: Crosshatch filigree openwork across a domed band
• Stone: Single round clear rhinestone at center
• Markings: "© Avon" stamped on interior band
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1978
• Size: 6
• Condition: Great vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

The Queensbury was part of a full 1974 Avon collection — ring, earrings, bracelet — and carries the Victorian sensibility of the whole set. An oval faceted faux amethyst sits at center in a rope-style bezel, flanked by a cream faux pearl above and below, with raised gold-tone ball detailing encircling the stone. The scrolled shoulders and antiqued gold tone give it the weight and presence of antique jewelry at a fraction of the scale. One of the more collectible pieces from Avon's early 1970s revival era, and part of a documented named set.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Queensbury, 1974
• Style: Victorian revival cocktail ring
• Center: Oval faceted faux amethyst rhinestone
• Accents: Two cream faux seed pearls, above and below center stone
• Setting: Rope-style bezel with raised gold ball detailing; scrolled shoulders
• Markings:  Avon stamp
• Material: Antiqued gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: adjustable 3.5-4.5
• Condition: Vintage with gentle surface wear consistent with age

Collected by Mineral and Matter

The Rosegay pairs two antiqued silver-tone blossoms side by side, each petal deeply shadowed and textured — one centered with a vivid amethyst-purple rhinestone, the other with a cream faux pearl, each bloom accompanied by a small seed pearl at its base. The oxidized finish gives it the quiet gravity of antique jewelry rather than the brightness of typical 1970s costume pieces. Released in 1974 as part of Avon's Victorian botanical series, the Rosegay has remained a consistent presence among collectors for its unusual pairing of stones and its refined, pressed-flower quality.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Rosegay, 1974
• Style: Double floral cluster ring
• Design: Two antiqued blossoms; asymmetric stone pairing
• Stones: Two amethyst-purple round rhinestones; two cream faux seed pearls
• Finish: Oxidized/antiqued silver tone 
• Material: Silver-tone base metal with dark oxidized finish
• Era: 1974
• Size: adjustable 3.5-4.5 
• Condition: excellent vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Three oval amethyst-purple rhinestones sit shoulder to shoulder in individual beaded bezels, the settings rimmed with small silver-tone balls that echo the milgrain detailing of Victorian jewelry. The stones are a deep, shifting violet — the kind of purple that reads as both regal and wearable — and the silver-tone finish keeps the whole thing cool and understated. A three-stone design with real presence, modeled on the trilogy rings that have been a staple of fine jewelry for centuries. Clean, considered, and easy to wear.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Style: Three-stone oval cluster ring
• Stones: Three oval amethyst-purple faceted rhinestones in beaded bezels 
• Setting: Silver-tone milgrain-style beaded surround
• Markings: interior Avon stamp 
• Material: Silver-tone base metal Era: 1970s
• Size: Adjustable 4-5 
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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 3-4.5 
• Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

The Leaf Lights arranges five marquise-cut green rhinestones along a textured gold-tone branch, each stone cradled in its own bezel like a leaf held mid-motion. The stones graduate subtly in tone — pale peridot at the tips deepening to olive at the base — giving the cluster a naturalistic, light-shifting quality that justifies the name. Released in 1974 as part of Avon's botanical series, the Leaf Lights appeared in multiple configurations, this branch variation among the most convincingly organic. A generous, sculptural ring that wears with surprising lightness.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon — Leaf Lights, 1974
• Style: Botanical branch cluster ring
• Design: Five marquise rhinestones as leaves along a textured gold-tone branch
• Stones: Five marquise-cut green rhinestones in graduated tones, peridot to olive
• Setting: Individual bezels on textured leaf branch
• Markings: Avon stamp
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: adjustable 4-5 
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A deep forest-green oval cabochon sits center stage, its surface smooth and opaque — the kind of green that reads as genuinely mineralogical rather than costume. A clear rhinestone flanks each side, set simply into a clean gold-tone band that lets the stone carry the weight. The design gestures toward the jade rings that have been a staple of fine jewelry for centuries, and Avon's 1974 version holds that reference with quiet confidence. An understated, grounded ring that wears beautifully every day.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon — Oriental Jade, 1974
• Style: Three-stone solitaire ring 
• Center: Dark green oval faux jade cabochon
• Accents: Two round clear rhinestones, one per side
• Setting: Simple claw-set gold-tone band
• Markings: interior Avon stamp
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1974 
• Size: Adjustable size 3.5-4.5
• Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A luminous white moonstone cabochon sits at the center of five ice-blue rhinestones, each set in a scalloped silver-tone cup that gives the whole face a flower-like structure. The blue stones have a cool, watery quality — somewhere between aquamarine and sky — and the milky center catches light differently than everything around it. The contrast between the opaque white and the faceted blue creates a quiet depth that reads more like fine jewelry than costume. A delicate, considered piece from Avon's most botanically-inspired era.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Style: Floral halo cluster ring
• Center: White faux moonstone round cabochon
• Surround: Five round ice-blue rhinestones in scalloped settings
• Setting: Silver-tone milgrain-style floral frame
• Markings: Avon stamp
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1970s
• Size: Adjustable 4-5 
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A deep sapphire-blue round stone anchors the face of this ring while a loose scatter of clear rhinestones drifts above it along the band — asymmetric, unhurried, like light caught mid-movement. The name Starsong suits it perfectly; the arrangement reads less like a setting and more like a small constellation. Released in 1974, it belongs to an era when Avon was producing some of its most poetically named and considered designs. A ring that carries genuine character.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon -Starsong, 1974
• Style: Solitaire with scattered rhinestone accent
• Center: Deep sapphire-blue round faceted rhinestone
• Accents: Four round clear rhinestones in scattered asymmetric arrangement
• Setting: Silver-tone claw setting with open band
• Markings: Verify interior band for Avon stamp
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1974
• Size: adjustable 3.5-4.5 
• Condition: Great Vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A large faceted clear rhinestone sits at the center of a starburst halo punctuated by deep blue sapphire-toned accents, silver ball details marking each point of the frame. The design reads like a frozen moment — crystalline, cool, and quietly celestial. The oversized center stone has real presence, catching light from every angle while the surrounding blue stones anchor it with depth and contrast. A ring that belongs in the same conversation as the night sky.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon
• Style: Starburst halo cocktail ring
• Center: Large round faceted clear rhinestone
• Accents: Round sapphire-blue rhinestones; silver ball point details
• Setting: Snowflake/starburst silver-tone frame
• Markings: Avon stamp 
• Material: Silver-tone base metal
• Era: 1970s
• Size: Please provide
• Condition: excellent vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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 3.5-4.5
• Condition: Good vintage condition, a bit of wear and gold tone loss in a few spots

Collected by Mineral and Matter

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

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A sculptural vintage bracelet from Trifari, known for refined design and enduring craftsmanship. This piece features repeating open oval links arranged in a rhythmic pattern, creating a bracelet that feels both structured and fluid.

The design echoes the mid-century modern aesthetic Trifari became known for — clean geometry, balanced repetition, and quiet elegance. Each link curves inward to form an interlocking shape reminiscent of infinity loops or mirrored petals, giving the bracelet subtle movement as it catches light.

Trifari, founded in the early 20th century and elevated under designer Alfred Philippe, became one of the most respected American costume jewelry houses. Pieces like this reflect the brand’s focus on wearable sophistication rather than ornate excess.

This bracelet feels timeless: a refined estate find that layers beautifully or stands on its own as a minimalist statement.

Details

• Brand: Trifari

• Era: likely 1960s–1970s

• Style: modernist link bracelet

• Material: silver tone metal

• Design: repeating open oval / infinity-style links

• Closure: fold-over clasp

• Signature: Trifari mark on clasp

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

Measurements

• Length: approx. 7.5 inches

• Width: approx. .5 inches

A classic vintage rhinestone bracelet that captures light like scattered starlight. This piece features two rows of clear rhinestones with larger round stones spaced along the design, creating a gentle rhythm of brilliance across the wrist.

The graduated stones add dimension and movement, allowing the bracelet to sparkle from every angle. Set in silver-tone metal, the crystals mimic the look of fine diamond tennis bracelets — a style that became especially popular in mid-century costume jewelry.

Elegant yet versatile, this bracelet carries the quiet glamour of vintage evening jewelry. It layers beautifully with other pieces or stands alone as a subtle statement.

Details

• Era: likely 1950s–1960s

• Style: tennis / line bracelet

• Stones: clear rhinestones

• Setting: prong-set crystals

• Metal: silver tone metal

• Closure: fold-over clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: good vintage estate condition with bright stones and light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 6.5"

• Width: approx. .25"

A sleek vintage expansion bracelet with a quiet, modern presence. The design features a continuous band of narrow black panels set into a silver-tone expansion base, creating a striking contrast of dark gloss and cool metal.

Expansion bracelets became especially popular in the mid-20th century, prized for their comfortable stretch fit and clean, streamlined design. Pieces like this often reflect the minimalist aesthetic that emerged during the late 1950s–1970s—simple geometry, repetition, and effortless wear.

The glossy black segments create a subtle rhythm around the wrist, giving the bracelet a refined graphic look. Easy to slip on and comfortable for everyday wear, it layers beautifully with other bracelets or stands alone as a quiet statement.

Details

• Era: likely 1960s–1970s

• Style: expansion / stretch bracelet

• Material: silver tone metal with black panels (likely enamel or coated metal)

• Closure: expansion stretch band

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Inner diameter (unstretched): approx. 2 inches

• Fit: flexible expansion band to accommodate most wrists

A delicate vintage cuff by Goldette, featuring a soft guilloché enamel panel with a hand-painted rose motif. The floral centerpiece rests against a finely textured ground, a pattern created through engraved metal beneath translucent enamel—a technique that gives guilloché its signature luminous depth.

The rose motif echoes classic Victorian floral symbolism, where roses often represented affection, beauty, and quiet devotion. Set within a simple gold-tone cuff, the design feels intimate and feminine—almost like a miniature keepsake.

Because of its very small diameter, this bracelet may have originally been intended as a child’s or “baby” bracelet, though similar petite cuffs were also worn as delicate adult jewelry.

This piece carries the gentle patina of time, with visible wear that reflects its age and history.

Details

• Brand: Goldette

• Era: likely 1960s–1970s

• Style: cuff bracelet

• Center panel: guilloché enamel with rose motif

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Size: very small / child size

• Signature: Goldette (if marked on interior)

• Condition: vintage condition with visible wear, including spotting on band and chipping/rust around enamel panel edges

Measurements

• Inner diameter: approx. 2" closed, 2.25 open

• Center panel width: approx. 1"

Collected by Mineral and Matter

Three marquise-cut stones in deep smoky topaz — warm brown with a whisper of amber — line up across a sculptural gold-tone setting, each flanked by a pair of small clear rhinestones that catch light between them. The setting has a layered, almost gothic quality, the petaled gold-tone frame giving each stone its own architectural moment. It reads like a garnet ring from a century earlier, reimagined in Avon's characteristically accessible idiom. A rich, wearable cocktail ring with genuine depth of color.

DETAILS:

• Maker: Avon 
• Style: Three-stone marquise cocktail ring
• Stones: Three marquise-cut faux smoky topaz rhinestones; four round clear rhinestones
• Setting: Sculptural petaled gold-tone prong setting
• Markings:  Avon stamp
• Material: Gold-tone base metal
• Era: 1970s
• Size: adjustable size 4-5 
• Condition: great vintage condition

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A luminous vintage necklace composed of clear geometric Lucite beads, each softly faceted to catch and scatter light. The beads alternate between fully transparent and matte frosted finishes, creating a gentle contrast of glow and mist.

Small gold-tone spacer beads add warmth between the sculptural shapes, while the simple magnetic clasp keeps the design clean and minimal. The overall effect feels airy and modern—like light suspended in crystal forms.

Lucite and acrylic jewelry became especially popular during the mid-century and late 20th century, prized for their ability to mimic glass or quartz while remaining lightweight and sculptural. Pieces like this reflect that era’s fascination with transparency, geometry, and playful materials.

This necklace feels fresh despite its age: minimal, architectural, and quietly striking.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: geometric bead necklace

• Beads: clear and frosted Lucite / acrylic

• Spacers: gold tone beads

• Closure: magnetic clasp

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: 18 inches

Collect by Mineral and Matter

A light-catching vintage necklace composed of tiny flat gold tone discs linked along a delicate chain. Each small disc reflects light as it moves, creating a soft shimmer reminiscent of scattered sunlight across water.

The chain has a subtle twisted structure that adds texture and dimension while keeping the design minimal and elegant. At 15 inches, the necklace sits high on the neckline, giving it the feel of a refined vintage choker.

Disc and sequin-style chains like this were especially popular during the 1970s–1980s, when jewelry designers embraced movement, shine, and layered textures while maintaining delicate silhouettes.

The result is a piece that feels both understated and luminous—perfect worn alone or layered with other vintage chains.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Style: disc link / coin chain necklace

• Material: gold tone metal

• Design: twisted chain with flat reflective disc links

• Length: 15 inches

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: 15 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A playful vintage stretch bracelet composed of round pink beads with organic green speckling and crackle-like patterns. Each bead carries its own variation of color and texture, giving the bracelet a lively, almost painterly quality.

Gold tone spacer accents add warmth between the beads while keeping the design balanced and soft. The elastic stretch band allows the bracelet to slip comfortably over the wrist, making it an easy everyday vintage piece.

Bracelets like this became popular in the 1980s–1990s, when colorful glass and stone-look beads were widely used in expressive, casual jewelry designs. The mottled pink tones and scattered green accents give the bracelet a natural, almost mineral-like appearance.

A cheerful vintage piece with an easy, relaxed feel.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: stretch bead bracelet

• Beads: pink speckled crackle-style glass or stone-look beads

• Accents: gold tone spacer beads

• Closure: stretch elastic band

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Inner diameter: approx. 2 inches (unstretched)

• Bead size: approx. 10 mm

A refined vintage German-made hinged bangle bracelet, featuring a warm gold tone finish and finely etched texture around the band. The subtle diagonal pattern creates a soft play of light across the surface, giving the bracelet quiet depth while maintaining a clean, minimal silhouette.

Crafted with a hinged opening and safety chain, this style was common in mid-century European costume jewelry, where practicality and understated elegance often guided design. Jewelry marked Germany was widely exported throughout the mid-20th century and is appreciated today for its durable construction and timeless aesthetic.

The bracelet carries gentle signs of age—including light chipping consistent with vintage wear—which adds to the character of this estate piece.

Details

• Origin: Germany

• Era: likely 1950s–1970s

• Style: hinged bangle bracelet

• Material: gold tone metal

• Design: textured diagonal pattern

• Closure: hinge clasp with safety chain

• Marking: Germany

• Condition: vintage condition with light chipping and surface wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Inner diameter: 2.25 inches

• Width: approx. 12mm

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A romantic vintage bracelet centered around a deep purple faux amethyst cabochon, set within a softly sculpted gold tone frame. The oval stone is bordered by rope-like detailing and flanked by small floral forms with dark accent stones, creating a balanced and ornamental focal point.

The bracelet band is a sleek snake chain, giving the piece a fluid, elegant profile that sits gently against the wrist. The design carries a subtle Victorian revival influence—cabochon stones and floral motifs historically symbolized beauty, romance, and natural elegance.

Signed on the reverse with a small “C” or “G” inside a circle, indicating a maker’s mark typical of late-20th-century costume jewelry manufacturers. While the exact maker remains uncertain, the craftsmanship and design suggest a 1980s–1990s vintage fashion piece.

This bracelet blends ornamental charm with an easy, wearable silhouette—an estate find with a touch of vintage romance.

Details

• Maker: marked C or G in a circle (exact maker unknown)

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: cabochon centerpiece bracelet

• Stone: faux amethyst oval cabochon

• Accent stones: dark glass

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Band: snake chain

• Closure: lobster clasp

• Length: 6.5 inches

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

Measurements

• Length: 6.5 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A sculptural vintage bangle featuring a continuous band of raised roses and leaves, cast in warm gold tone metal. The floral relief wraps the bracelet in a garden-like pattern, where blooming roses and curling foliage create depth and texture across the surface.

Rose motifs have long symbolized beauty, devotion, and romance in jewelry design. In vintage costume jewelry, these botanical patterns were especially popular for their timeless elegance and their ability to add dimension to simple silhouettes.

The bracelet’s structured bangle form keeps the design balanced and classic, while the polished gold tone surface reflects light softly across the raised floral details.

This estate piece carries the enduring charm of vintage floral jewelry—ornamental, romantic, and easy to wear.

Details

• Era: likely 1960s–1980s

• Style: floral relief bangle bracelet

• Design: raised roses and leaves motif

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Closure: hinged bangle

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Inner diameter: 2.25 inches

• Width: approx. .5 inches
  

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A bold vintage bracelet crafted in a wide panther link chain, known for its smooth, fluid construction and softly curved links. The design forms a continuous ribbon of polished gold tone metal, creating a flexible band that moves naturally with the wrist.

Panther links became especially popular in 1970s–1980s jewelry, valued for their sleek, sculptural appearance and comfortable drape. The interlocking links create a subtle woven texture while maintaining a mirror-like shine across the surface.

This bracelet’s wider form gives it the presence of a statement piece while remaining elegant and wearable. The polished gold tone reflects light beautifully, emphasizing the dimensional pattern of the chain.

A timeless estate piece with the bold confidence of vintage chain design.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Style: panther link bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Design: multi-row panther link chain

• Signature: unsigned

• Closure: fold-over clasp

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

Measurements

• Length: 7.25 inches

• Width: approx. 18mm

A sculptural vintage hinged bangle formed from twisting gold tone bands that wrap around the wrist in a fluid, rope-like design. Small decorative stations set with clear rhinestones punctuate the bracelet, catching the light and adding subtle sparkle along the polished curves.

The twisted motif gives the bracelet a sense of movement and texture, while the warm gold tone finish reflects light across the contours of the metal. Hinged bangles like this became especially popular in 1980s costume jewelry, combining bold sculptural forms with practical wearability.

The hinged closure allows the bracelet to open easily, creating a comfortable fit while maintaining the clean, continuous look of a classic bangle.

An elegant estate piece that carries the confident glamour of vintage gold jewelry.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s

• Style: twisted hinged bangle bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stones: clear rhinestones

• Closure: hinged with clasp

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Interior size: 2.5" x 2" (oval)

• Closure: hinged bangle

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A timeless vintage Monet bangle bracelet featuring a sculptural twist design that blends polished gold tone curves with delicate rope-like detailing. The alternating smooth and textured bands create a flowing pattern that wraps continuously around the bracelet.

Monet was known for producing high-quality costume jewelry throughout the mid-20th century, particularly pieces with refined finishes and durable gold tone plating. Their designs often balanced classic elegance with subtle sculptural forms, making them both wearable and enduring.

This bracelet reflects that tradition beautifully—its twisted rope motif adds depth and movement while maintaining a clean, minimal silhouette. The design feels both classic and quietly bold, a piece that layers easily or stands alone.

A polished estate find with the signature elegance Monet jewelry is known for.

Details

• Maker: Monet (signed)

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: twisted rope bangle

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Design: alternating polished and rope-textured twist

• Closure: slip-on bangle

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

Measurements

• Interior diameter: 2.5 inches
  

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate vintage bracelet featuring a row of brilliant round rhinestones set across a slender gold tone band. The stones are mounted in a classic linear arrangement, creating the elegant sparkle associated with traditional tennis bracelet designs.

The band itself is crafted from a smooth snake chain, giving the bracelet flexibility and a soft, fluid drape around the wrist. The combination of polished gold tone metal and bright crystal stones creates a refined balance of shimmer and simplicity.

Tennis-style bracelets rose to widespread popularity in the late 20th century, prized for their understated elegance and everyday wearability. This vintage example captures that timeless look with a lightweight, graceful silhouette.

A versatile estate piece that layers beautifully with other bracelets or shines quietly on its own.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: tennis bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stones: clear rhinestones

• Band: snake chain

• Closure: lobster clasp

• Signature: Korea

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

Measurements

• Length: 7.25 inches

A romantic vintage bracelet featuring polished heart-shaped links alternating with sparkling round rhinestones. The softly sculpted hearts reflect light across their curved surfaces, while the crystal accents add gentle flashes of brilliance between each link.

The repeating heart motif gives the bracelet a playful yet elegant character—symbolizing affection and connection in classic jewelry design. The bright gold tone finish enhances the sculptural form of each link, creating a graceful rhythm around the wrist.

Delicate but expressive, this bracelet captures the charm of late-20th-century costume jewelry, where sentimental motifs and subtle sparkle were often paired for everyday wear.

An estate find with a warm, romantic presence.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Style: heart link bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stones: clear rhinestones

• Signature: unsigned

• Closure: fold-over clasp

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

Measurements

• Length: approx. 7.25 inches

A striking vintage Napier bracelet featuring rows of interwoven gold tone links arranged in a layered, sculptural design. The overlapping rings create a dynamic texture that wraps fluidly around the wrist, catching light from every angle.

Napier has been a respected American jewelry house since the late 19th century and became especially well known during the mid-century and late 20th century for its bold yet refined costume jewelry. Pieces like this reflect the brand’s signature balance of craftsmanship and dramatic form.

The bracelet’s woven chain construction gives it both structure and movement, forming a softly curved band with substantial visual presence while remaining comfortable to wear.

An elegant estate find with the distinctive character of vintage Napier design.

Details

• Maker: Napier (signed)

• Era: likely 1960s–1970s

• Style: layered chain link bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: Napier on clasp tag

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

Measurements

• Length: approx. 7–7.5 inches

A classic vintage bracelet composed of three intertwined chains, woven together into a fluid braided band. The layered links create a softly textured surface that reflects light across the bracelet’s warm gold tone finish.

Braided and woven chain designs became popular during the 1970s and 1980s, when jewelry often emphasized dimensional metalwork and layered forms. The interlaced construction gives this bracelet both visual depth and flexibility, allowing it to rest comfortably against the wrist.

Its understated elegance makes it easy to wear alone or stacked with other vintage bracelets for a layered look. The bright gold tone and intricate chain pattern lend the piece a timeless character.

A refined estate find with effortless vintage style.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Style: braided chain bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Design: triple strand woven chain

• Closure: lobster clasp

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: 7 inches

A graceful vintage bracelet composed of tiny faux pearls paired with small floral links, forming a light and airy chain that wraps softly around the wrist. The repeating flower motifs connect clusters of petite pearls, creating a delicate rhythm of texture and shimmer.

The warm gold tone metal contrasts gently with the creamy luster of the pearls, giving the piece a classic romantic character. Designs like this were especially popular during the 1950s through the 1970s, when pearl-accented costume jewelry captured the elegance of fine jewelry in lighter, everyday forms.

Its refined scale and feminine detailing make this bracelet perfect for layering or wearing alone as a subtle accent.

A charming estate piece with timeless vintage softness.

Details

• Era: likely 1950s–1970s

• Style: floral link bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stones: faux pearls

• Design: small flower links with pearl clusters

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: 7.5 inches

A delicate vintage bracelet featuring small sculpted flower links set within a flowing chain of curved two-tone metal forms. The warm gold tone blossoms sit between softly shaped links accented with silver tone texture, creating a subtle contrast that adds dimension and light.

The bracelet’s repeating floral motif gives it a graceful botanical rhythm—petals unfolding between gently twisting links that move naturally with the wrist. Two-tone jewelry became especially popular during the 1970s–1980s, allowing pieces to pair easily with both gold and silver accessories.

Refined yet playful, this bracelet carries a quiet vintage charm with just enough detail to catch the eye.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Style: floral link bracelet

• Metal: gold tone with silver tone accents

• Design: flower links with curved two-tone chain

• Closure: fold-over clasp

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: 7.25 inches

A sculptural vintage bracelet featuring creamy faux pearls set within flowing gold tone links. Each pearl rests inside an open metal frame, while curved connectors weave through the links, creating a fluid chain with soft movement and texture.

The design blends organic curves with geometric structure, giving the bracelet a subtle modernist character. Faux pearls provide gentle luminosity, contrasting beautifully against the warm gold tone metal.

Pearl-accented chain bracelets like this became popular during the 1970s–1980s, when jewelry often combined classic materials with contemporary link designs.

Elegant yet slightly playful, this estate piece adds a refined accent to everyday wear or layered vintage styling.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Style: pearl link bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stones: faux pearls

• Design: open chain links with pearl centers

• Closure: lobster clasp

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: 6.5 inches

A romantic vintage bracelet by Avon, centered with a soft rose quartz cabochon framed in ornate gold tone filigree. The delicate openwork setting forms tiny arches and floral accents around the stone, creating the look of antique lace cast in metal.

The gentle blush tone of rose quartz brings warmth and calm to the design. Often associated with love, compassion, and emotional harmony, rose quartz has long been cherished for its soft, luminous presence in jewelry.

Pieces like this reflect Avon’s Victorian revival aesthetic of the late 1970s–1980s, when intricate filigree, cabochon stones, and romantic motifs returned to fashion. The result feels timeless—elegant, feminine, and quietly expressive.

A graceful vintage accent that pairs beautifully with both modern and classic styling.

Details

• Brand: Avon

• Era: Late 1970s–1980s

• Style: Victorian revival filigree bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stone: rose quartz cabochon

• Accents: clear rhinestones

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: Avon

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

Measurements

• Length: 7 inches

A sculptural vintage bracelet composed of smooth cream enamel panels adorned with raised gold leaf motifs. Each link forms a soft curved plate, connected with polished gold tone hinges that give the bracelet movement and structure.

The warm ivory enamel creates a luminous backdrop for the delicate botanical leaves, giving the piece a quiet elegance reminiscent of garden forms cast in sunlight. The combination of enamel and gold tone metal was especially popular in 1970s–1980s statement jewelry, when bold panel bracelets became a signature accessory.

Substantial yet refined, this bracelet wraps the wrist like a small band of leaves—organic, sculptural, and softly luminous.

Details

• Era: 1970s–1980s

• Style: botanical panel bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Material: cream enamel panels

• Motif: raised leaf design

• Closure: hidden box clasp with safety-style hinge links

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: good vintage estate condition with minor wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 7 inches

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 playful vintage charm bracelet celebrating the spirit of travel and discovery. The bracelet is strung with soft faux pearls and adorned with miniature gold tone charms—each one a tiny story of movement across the world.

A whimsical collection of symbols circles the wrist: an airplane, bicycle, globe, hot air balloon, and sailboat, along with a small animal charm that adds a touch of personality. Together they evoke the romance of journeys—maps unfolding, wheels turning, skies opening overhead.

Charm bracelets like this were popular from the 1960s through the 1980s, when themed jewelry often reflected hobbies, memories, and personal adventures.

Lighthearted and nostalgic, this piece feels like a small souvenir collection gathered along the way.

Details

• Era: 1960s–1980s

• Style: themed charm bracelet

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Chain: faux pearl link chain

• Charms include:

  • airplane

  • bicycle

  • globe

  • hot air balloon

  • sailboat

  • animal figure

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with visible wear and some pearl coating loss consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 8 inches

A delicate vintage necklace featuring small clusters of faux pearls spaced along a fine gold tone chain. Each station forms a tiny constellation—pearls gathered together like blossoms along a winding golden vine.

The design creates gentle movement and balance, with each cluster adding texture while maintaining a light, airy profile. Station necklaces like this became especially popular in the 1960s–1980s, when jewelry favored graceful lines and subtle decorative accents rather than heavy centerpieces.

Softly romantic and easy to wear, this piece layers beautifully with other chains or stands alone as a quiet vintage accent.

Details

• Era: 1960s–1980s

• Style: pearl cluster station necklace

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Stones: faux pearls

• Design: spaced pearl cluster stations along chain

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: 22 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A classic vintage necklace featuring graduated faux pearls that gently increase in size toward the center of the strand. The soft champagne-toned pearls create a graceful curve around the neckline, giving the piece timeless elegance and balance.

At the back, the necklace closes with a decorative rhinestone-set clasp, adding a subtle sparkle—like a small hidden jewel resting at the nape of the neck. Graduated pearl strands have long been a staple of mid-century jewelry design, especially from the 1950s through the 1970s, when they symbolized refined everyday glamour.

The warm luster of the pearls and the vintage clasp detail give this necklace a quiet sophistication, perfect worn alone or layered with delicate chains.

Details

• Era: 1950s–1970s

• Style: graduated pearl strand necklace

• Materials: faux pearls, rhinestone clasp

• Color: champagne / cream pearl tone

• Clasp: decorative box clasp with rhinestones

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 18 inches

• Largest pearl: approx. 8 mm

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A bold vintage necklace composed of multiple herringbone chains woven together into a braided design. The flat, reflective links catch the light with every movement, creating a soft ripple of gold across the neckline.

The layered strands form a sculptural braid that feels both structured and fluid. Herringbone chains rose to popularity in the 1970s and especially the 1980s, when statement gold chains became a defining accessory of the era.

This piece has a confident presence while remaining refined—its interwoven texture adding depth and movement without the need for additional stones or pendants.

A timeless vintage statement that pairs beautifully with both modern and classic styling.

Details

• Era: 1970s–1980s

• Style: braided / multi-strand herringbone necklace

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Design: layered herringbone chains woven together

• Closure: clasp (not shown)

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Length: approx. 18 inches

• Width: approx. 10 mm

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate miniature locket featuring a hand-painted floral design set within a smooth gold tone oval frame. The tiny bouquet—soft yellow rose with green leaves—rests against a pale background, giving the piece the look of a small painted porcelain cameo.

Despite its small size, the locket carries the quiet romance associated with Victorian and early 20th-century keepsakes. Lockets traditionally held photographs, tiny notes, or tokens of remembrance, making them both decorative and deeply personal pieces of jewelry.

The warm gold tone and classic oval shape give this piece timeless charm, while its miniature scale makes it perfect for layering with other vintage chains or wearing as a subtle sentimental accent.

Details

• Era: likely mid–late 20th century

• Style: miniature floral locket pendant

• Metal: gold tone metal

• Motif: hand-painted floral bouquet

• Function: opening locket compartment

• Signature: unsigned

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

Measurements

• Height: approx. ½ inch (not including bail)
  

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A classic sterling silver rope chain, formed from tightly twisted links that create a fluid, reflective surface. The rope style has long been valued for its strength and subtle movement—catching light along the spiraled strands like small currents of water.

Minimal yet timeless, this chain works beautifully worn alone or layered with pendants and talismans. Rope chains became especially popular in the late 20th century, appreciated for their durability and elegant texture.

An everyday vintage staple with quiet shine and enduring simplicity.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Metal: sterling silver

• Markings: 925 / Italy 

• Style: rope chain

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 17 inches

• Chain style: rope

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate vintage necklace featuring five small heart stations spaced along a slender textured chain. The design feels airy and minimal, with softly polished hearts that catch the light like small golden charms resting along the line of the necklace.

Heart motifs have long symbolized affection and sentiment in jewelry, and pieces like this were especially popular in the late 20th century, when simple station necklaces became everyday staples.

Lightweight and quietly romantic, this piece layers beautifully with other chains or can be worn alone for a subtle statement.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Design: station necklace with heart accents

• Stations: 5 hearts

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: 23 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A pair of vintage gold tone hoop earrings accented with subtle rhinestone sparkle. The curved half-hoop design features a row of small stones set along the front, adding a delicate shimmer while keeping the silhouette clean and sculptural.

Jewelry like this became especially popular in the 1970s–1980s, when compact hoops with geometric settings and rhinestone accents were a staple of everyday style. Their balanced shape gives the look of a hoop while sitting comfortably close to the ear.

A versatile vintage pair—easy to wear with both minimal looks and layered jewelry.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Stones: 4 rhinestones on each earring

• Style: half hoop

• Closure: clip-on style back

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Diameter: approx. 1 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A sculptural pair of vintage gold tone clip-on earrings featuring a circular botanical motif. Delicate leaves wind through the openwork design, forming a small wreath-like composition that feels both organic and balanced.

The airy cutout structure allows light to move through the piece, highlighting the soft texture of the leaves against the smooth curved band. Nature-inspired motifs like this were especially popular in mid-century and late 20th century costume jewelry, reflecting the era’s love for botanical forms.

Elegant and understated, these earrings offer a warm vintage glow with a quietly natural rhythm.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Style: botanical / leaf motif

• Closure: clip-on backs

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Diameter: approx. .5 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A striking vintage silver tone link necklace composed of articulated rectangular links that form a structured, architectural pattern. The stepped arrangement of polished blocks creates a sculptural drape across the neckline, catching light along each angled surface.

The construction and clasp style suggest a design rooted in the 1940s, when bold geometric forms and machine-age symmetry shaped much of the jewelry aesthetic. The articulated links give the necklace both movement and presence while maintaining a balanced, wearable weight.

An elegant statement piece that reflects the industrial beauty and confident styling of mid-century jewelry.

Details

• Era: 1940s

• Material: silver tone metal

• Style: geometric articulated link necklace

• Closure: vintage 1940s clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 12 inches with 3 inch extender
  

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate guilloché enamel heart charm featuring a tiny pink rose surrounded by soft green leaves. The background displays the subtle textured pattern characteristic of guilloché work, giving the enamel a luminous depth beneath the floral illustration.

Guilloché enamel jewelry became especially beloved in the early to mid-20th century, admired for its fine engraved patterns beneath translucent enamel. Even in miniature form, pieces like this carry a romantic heirloom feeling.

Small and sweet, this charm is perfect worn alone on a fine chain or added to a charm necklace for a touch of vintage romance.

Details

• Era: likely 1940s–1960s

• Material: gold tone metal with enamel

• Technique: guilloché enamel

• Motif: pink rose floral heart

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Height: 0.5 inch

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A romantic vintage necklace featuring seven delicate heart charms, each holding a small pearl at its center. The open heart frames give the pearls a floating appearance, creating gentle movement along the chain.

The design balances sweetness and simplicity—tiny hearts spaced along a fine chain, with a slightly longer drop at the center. Pieces like this were especially popular during the 1980s–1990s, when charm and station necklaces brought soft symbolism into everyday jewelry.

Light and feminine, this necklace layers beautifully with other chains or stands alone as a subtle statement of vintage romance.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Accents: faux pearl centers

• Design: 7 heart charms along chain

• Style: station / charm necklace

• Closure: spring ring clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: 19 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A vintage twisted rope necklace combining warm gold tone metal with a contrasting black cord woven through the spiral links. The alternating strands create a rich texture—like braided threads of metal and shadow moving together along the chain.

Rope designs became especially popular in the 1980s and early 1990s, when bold textures and mixed materials added depth to everyday jewelry. The dark cord softens the shine of the gold, giving the piece a subtle graphic rhythm.

A striking yet minimal vintage chain that layers beautifully or stands alone with quiet contrast.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: gold tone metal with black cord

• Style: twisted rope chain

• Signature: unsigned

• Closure: clasp closure

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 28 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate pair of vintage bow stud earrings, cast in warm gold tone metal with softly textured surfaces that catch the light like folded ribbon. Their petite scale and classic bow motif evoke the romantic minimalism of late 20th-century costume jewelry.

The bow has long symbolized adornment and quiet celebration—an elegant finishing detail. These small studs feel timeless and playful at once, easy to wear alone or layered with other earrings.

A subtle vintage accent with a soft, feminine silhouette.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Style: bow / ribbon studs

• Closure: post back

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Approx. .25 in. wide

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A luminous pair of vintage rhinestone clip-on earrings, set in warm gold tone metal with a small cluster of clear stones that catch the light with quiet brilliance. The curved clip design hugs the ear, giving the sparkle a gentle lift and dimension.

Rhinestone cluster earrings like these were especially popular from the 1950s through the 1970s, designed to echo the elegance of fine diamond jewelry while remaining accessible and versatile. Their scale makes them easy to wear—subtle enough for day, with just enough shimmer for evening.

A classic vintage pair with timeless glow.

Details

• Era: likely 1950s–1970s

• Material: gold tone metal, clear rhinestones

• Style: rhinestone cluster

• Closure: clip-on

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Approx. .5 in.

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate pair of vintage bow and heart drop earrings, featuring softly sculpted ribbon bows with small puffed hearts suspended below. The open bow design gives the earrings a light, airy feel while the polished hearts catch the light with subtle movement.

Romantic motifs like bows and hearts have long appeared in jewelry as symbols of affection and ornament. This pair carries a playful charm with a slightly minimalist silhouette—simple lines paired with gentle shine.

A sweet vintage accent with just enough movement to feel alive when worn.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: silver tone metal

• Style: bow with heart drop

• Closure: post back

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Approx. .5 in. drop

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A romantic pair of vintage heart locket earrings, each tiny puffed heart opening to hold a miniature photograph or keepsake. Suspended from delicate hook wires, the lockets move gently with the wearer, catching light along their smooth gold tone curves.

Lockets have long been worn as vessels of memory—small, intimate spaces for a photograph, a pressed flower, or a quiet reminder of someone loved. In earring form, they feel especially rare: sentimental jewelry made light and wearable.

A delicate vintage treasure carrying both charm and story.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Style: miniature heart locket drop earrings

• Closure: hook / fishhook wires

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Approx. 1 in. drop

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A delicate vintage station necklace featuring five openwork clover motifs spaced along a fine silver tone chain. Each clover is softly detailed with tiny cutouts, giving the piece a lace-like lightness as it moves along the neckline.

Clover motifs have long symbolized luck and quiet protection, appearing frequently in jewelry as small tokens of good fortune. The airy design and gentle spacing of the stations give the necklace a balanced rhythm—light, understated, and easy to layer.

A subtle vintage piece with a touch of charm and symbolism.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: silver tone metal

• Style: clover station necklace

• Stations: 5 clover charms

• Closure: clasp closure

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 14 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A striking vintage geometric necklace featuring a sleek silver tone flat chain and a bold angular centerpiece. The pendant combines a dark triangular accent above a diamond-shaped setting of clear rhinestones, creating a layered, architectural silhouette.

Geometric motifs like this became especially popular during the late 1980s and early 1990s, drawing inspiration from Art Deco forms while embracing sharper modern lines. The flat woven chain sits smoothly along the neckline, letting the sculptural pendant take focus.

A crisp vintage piece with strong graphic balance and subtle sparkle.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: silver tone metal, clear rhinestones

• Style: geometric pendant necklace

• Chain: flat woven / herringbone style chain

• Closure: clasp closure

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 17 inches

• Pendant: approx. .5 in.

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A luminous vintage floral necklace featuring rich emerald-green marquise rhinestones arranged in leafy clusters around an ornate gold tone setting. Delicate swirls, tiny pearl accents, and clear rhinestones create movement through the design, drawing the eye downward to the graceful central drop.

The marquise stones echo the shape of leaves, giving the piece a botanical rhythm—like small branches of green glass catching light. Jewelry with this romantic flourish was especially popular from the 1950s through the 1960s, when nature-inspired motifs and rhinestone embellishment defined elegant costume pieces.

Ornate yet balanced, this necklace carries the quiet drama of vintage evening jewelry while remaining wearable for modern styling.

Details

• Era: likely 1950s–1960s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Stones: green marquise rhinestones, clear rhinestones

• Accents: small faux pearls

• Style: floral / botanical statement necklace

• Closure: clasp closure

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 14 inches

• Center drop: approx. 16 in.

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A luminous oval blue Austrian crystal pendant, framed by a delicate halo of sparkling clear crystals and set in warm gold tone metal. The deep sapphire-toned center stone catches light with rich color, while the surrounding crystals create a soft radiance around the setting.

Pieces featuring Austrian crystals are known for their clarity and precise faceting, often used in fine costume jewelry to mimic the brilliance of precious gemstones. The classic halo design gives this pendant a timeless silhouette—elegant, balanced, and quietly luminous.

This piece is new in box, preserved in unworn condition and ready to become a modern heirloom.

Details

• Era: contemporary vintage style

• Material: gold tone metal

• Stones: Austrian crystals

• Center stone: oval sapphire-blue crystal

• Style: halo pendant necklace

• Condition: new in box

Measurements

• Chain length: approx. 18  inches

• Pendant: approx. .5 in.

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A sculptural vintage Coro necklace composed of flowing silver tone links that form a rhythmic, wave-like pattern along the neckline. Each curved segment reflects light across its smooth surface, giving the piece a quiet sense of movement and balance.

The C inside a circle mark is associated with Coro, one of the most prolific American costume jewelry houses of the 20th century. During the 1950s–1960s, Coro frequently produced modernist metal designs with fluid, organic shapes like this one.

Elegant and understated, the necklace sits beautifully along the collarbone and pairs easily with both tailored and relaxed styling.

Details

• Maker: Coro

• Mark: C in a circle

• Era: 1950s–1960s

• Material: silver tone metal

• Style: sculptural curved link necklace

• Closure: hook clasp

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 19 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A graceful pair of vintage pearl drop earrings, featuring softly glowing teardrop faux pearls suspended from sculptural gold tone settings. The curved metal forms add gentle movement and lift, allowing the pearls to hang with an elegant, elongated silhouette.

Pearl drop earrings like these were widely loved through the 1950s–1970s, designed to echo the refined look of fine jewelry while remaining easy to wear. The classic teardrop shape gives them a timeless softness—quietly luminous and effortlessly feminine.

A delicate vintage pair that moves beautifully with the wearer.

Details

• Era: likely 1950s–1970s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Stones: faux pearl teardrop drops

• Style: drop / dangle earrings

• Closure: clip-on

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Approx. 1.25 in. drop

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A bold vintage braided chain necklace composed of multiple woven silver tone strands that flow together in a richly textured braid. The layered links create depth and movement, catching light along each interwoven surface.

Braided and woven chains became popular during the 1980s and early 1990s, when sculptural metal textures and layered link designs defined statement jewelry. The substantial braid sits smoothly along the neckline, giving the piece a strong yet fluid silhouette.

A striking vintage chain with weight, texture, and quiet shine—equally beautiful worn alone or layered.

Details

• Era: likely 1980s–1990s

• Material: silver tone metal

• Style: braided / woven multi-strand chain

• Closure: clasp closure

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. ___ inches

• Width: approx. ___ in.

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A graceful vintage triple layer chain necklace composed of softly draping gold tone strands. Each delicate serpentine-style chain falls in gentle arcs, creating a layered silhouette that moves with the body and catches light with quiet warmth.

Layered chain designs became especially popular during the late 1970s through the 1980s, when fluid metal textures and cascading strands created an elegant, effortless statement. The three strands form a natural tiered effect—simple, sculptural, and easy to wear.

A luminous vintage piece with subtle movement and timeless golden glow.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Material: gold tone metal

• Style: triple strand layered chain

• Chain type: serpentine / textured chain

• Closure: clasp closure

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Length: approx. 14 inches

• Drop of lowest strand: approx. 17 inches

Collected by Mineral and Matter

A serene vintage porcelain locket necklace featuring a delicate blue and white scene of a bird perched among blooming florals. The imagery recalls traditional Delft and chinoiserie porcelain motifs, where nature—birds, branches, and flowers—unfolds in intricate cobalt linework against a soft white ground.

The round porcelain panel is framed in silver tone metal and opens as a locket, designed to hold a small photograph or memento close to the heart. The detailed illustration gives the piece the quiet elegance of antique ceramics while remaining wearable as jewelry.

Softly nostalgic and quietly romantic—like a fragment of porcelain garden carried on a chain.

Details

• Era: likely 1970s–1980s

• Material: porcelain panel, silver tone metal

• Motif: bird and floral scene

• Style: porcelain locket pendant

• Closure: hinged locket with chain clasp

• Signature: unsigned

• Condition: vintage condition with light wear consistent with age

Measurements

• Pendant diameter: approx. 2.25 in.

• Necklace length: approx. 24 in.

Collected by Mineral and Matter