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There is so much JOY in this jewelry!  We can hardly contain our love for vintage typewriter keys.  They are fun and flirty and can communicate messages to your friends and family without saying a word.

Features:

• Vintage typewriter keys
• Silver toned links
• Lead free & Nickel free 

Many Black Glass buttons were made in Czechoslovakia from the 1920’s - 1950’s. The quality and sparkle from the cuts are gorgeous and these earrings are always an elegant choice.

Features:

• Two vintage glass buttons 1/2” diameter
• Bead drops
• Sterling Silver ear wires 
• Finished length 1 1/4”

Authentic vintage typewriter keys are an awesome way to show your love!  Nostalgic remembrance of days gone by and a great curiosity for those too young to have used them. 

Features:

• Two vintage typewriter keys - 1/2” diameter
• Sterling silver ear wires
• Vintage Pearl or Silver drops

These little phones were given away in the 1960’s as an advertising promotion. Many of us confiscated these from our folks to use for our Barbies! The back says: “The Princess Phone - It’s little, it’s lovely, it lights”!  Such a fun conversation piece (no pun intended). Please Note: these are longer and heavier than most of my earrings.

Features:

• Two vintage advertising phones. -  5/8” x 1 1/2”
• Two pearlized vintage beads 
• Sterling silver ear wires
• Finished length -2 1/2”

These bracelets feature nine antique buttons in a pretty, perfect row.

These pieces feature:

• Nine antique 1850s - 1920s-era metal buttons
• Buttons range in size from 10-15 mm (5/8”)
• Silver-toned and gold-toned links and clasps
• Nickel free and lead free

These bracelets feature seven antique buttons in a pretty, perfect row.

These pieces feature:

• Seven antique 1850s - 1920s-era metal buttons
• Buttons range in size from 10-18 mm (5/8”)
• Silver-toned and gold-toned links and clasps
• Nickel free and lead free

Opposites attract and the counter balance adds just a bit more interest! The insides of vintage watches are interesting as well as beautiful. These are circa 1950’s 17 jeweled watch workings (many jewels are long gone). The sharp contrast between the gold & silver gears is stunning. I’ve sourced gears from other watches to make the fun dangles.

Features:

• vintage watch insides & gears 3/4” x 5/8”
• gold filled ear wires
• vintage gear parts for dangles
• total length  1 3/4”

These earrings make a big statement and are so fun (& light) to wear!  Vintage watch faces and gears combined are sure to get the compliments. 

Features:

• vintage watch faces
• vintage gears
• gold filled or sterling silver ear wires

These type pieces are small in size, but big in style!  Show off your personality with these fun necklaces and wear a piece of history. 

• authentic vintage typewriter or adding machine keys
• Silver toned chain
• KU  - 22” chain         
• Shift Key - 22 - 24” chain
• Back Spacer - 21” chain

These are petite and sweet antique buttons. A lot to love and a lovely future heirloom.

Features:

• Two antique metal/pearl buttons -late 1800’s.    7/16”diameter
• Vintage pearl bead drops
• Gold Filled ear wires 
• Finished length 1”

Nine sweet little China Buttons all in a row! These buttons were manufactured from 1918’s to 1930’s, in France, Germany & Austria. They were utilitarian in use but the bright colors and patterns also made them decorative. The colors stenciled on these buttons are so bright & beautiful…wearable history!

Features:

• Nine vintage china stencil buttons - 1/2” diameter 
• Silver toned bracelet back
• Finished length approximately 7 1/2”

Beautiful antique buttons featuring a vine & trellis in white metal. 

This piece features:

• Late 1800’s antique buttons 5/8” diameter 
• Silver beads for dangles 
• Sterling silver ear wires
• Finished length 1 1/4”

The contrast of gold with silver always makes an impact! You will love the versatility of these light & elegant earrings.

Features:

• Late 1800’s antique buttons - 1/2” diameter
• Antiqued gold beads for dangles
• Sterling Silver ear wires
• Finished length 1 “

These steel buttons were made from late 1700’s thru early 1800’s by riveting small steel pieces onto a brass backing. Some cut steel buttons combined stamped and riveting processes. Originally they were thought of as a substitute for diamonds and marcasite. They must have sparkled in the candlelight of an evening gathering! I have left the shank on the back as to preserve their collectibility.

Features:

• Two cut steel buttons - 1/2” diameter
• Antiqued silver beads
• Sterling silver ear wires 
• Finished length 1 1/4”

These are wonderful mixed metal buttons from the late 1800’s, depicting a garden wall with a butterfly on a flower. Amazing detail!

This piece features:

• Two antique Late 1800’s buttons
• Buttons size - 1/2” diameter 
• Two gold tone bead drops
• Sterling silver ear wires
• Finished length 1 1/8”

Lots of colors in these pearl button earrings! The natural “waves” of the shell were typically seen in the older buttons, before mainstream manufacturing was common. These are larger in size but still light and comfortable.

Features:

• Antique Abalone pearl buttons - 7/8” diameteR
• Vintage crystal beads
• Sterling silver ear wires
• Finished length - 1 3/4”

During the Victorian era, women favored small watches that were set in a bubble type case.  Here is a cool replica of this style of watch!  I have added an antique & a vintage button, vintage key and tassel to enhance it.  This is a great long necklace to wear when you are looking for a fun conversation piece.  I am happy to shorten the chain if you wish.

• 30” gold toned chain
• New Quartz watch & tassel
• 1800’s “screen” button & vintage key
• Finished length 34”

This piece features:

• Two antique 1850s - 1920's-era buttons
• Buttons range in size from 13 mm
• Sterling silver ear wires

Black glass buttons gained popularity in 1860’s when Queen Victoria used jet buttons on her mourning clothing.  Most glass buttons are sometimes called jet, but these glass buttons were more accessible to the masses than actual jet gemstones. The black glass buttons with luster finishes (gold or silver) became in favor again from post 1920’s until the late 1940’s when Czech glass buttons were produced in abundance. The designs are varied but always beautiful. These bracelets can be worn dressy or for everyday… but always enchanting!

Features:

• Five, seven, nine or eleven vintage or antique glass buttons        (12mm - 24mm)
• silver toned bracelet backings
• 7 1/2” (can be sized up or down)

Deep blues, light blues and emerald rhinestones for the win!

• Vintage clip earrings - 1” x 3/4”
• Vintage small screwback earring pieces
• Sterling silver ear wires
• Finished length 1 3/4”

The blues in these pieces are just incredible! I found these molded grapes and am not sure if they were originally used in jewelry… but they are striking. The Victorian brooch is dramatic and the finishing touch was this antique glass & gold chain. I have joined them all together to make stunning statement piece!

Features:

• Antique glass grapes 1 1/2” x 3”
• Antique brooch -1 3/4” x 1 1/2”
• Antique glass and gold chain - adjustable up to 28”
• Finished length adjustable to 33”

Cloisonné objects have been created from ancient times to the present. The 1970’s cloisonné is of better quality then what is being made now. This piece is simple yet dramatic & has wonderful color and details.

Features:

• Vintage rectangular cloisonné bead-  1 1/2” x 2”
• Vintage round cloisonné bead- 1 1/8” diameter 
• Vintage gold tassel -1 1/2”
• Vintage gold chain -30”
• Finished length 35”

This is the locket necklace you have been waiting for! Wonderful etched heart locket in gold, rose gold & silver. I’ve used some Victorian pieces for accents and mixed the chain with half gold and half silver. Your new favorite heirloom piece. 

Features:

• Vintage Floral gold, copper, silver Locket -                1 1/8” x 1 1/4”
• Antique gold/silver bar pin 1/4” x 1 1/8”
• Victorian tiny bib or collar pin - 1/4” x 3/4”
• Vintage gold & silver tone chain - 28”-31”
• Finished length -  31” - 34”