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!
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Five, seven, nine or eleven vintage or antique glass buttons (12mm - 24mm)
These shaded pearl buttons are much prettier in person than I can capture in a picture. I’ve used a wonderful combination of Pearl buttons, A lovely piece you will LOVE!
These shaded pearl buttons are much prettier in person than I can capture in a picture. I’ve used a wonderful combination of Pearl buttons, A lovely piece you will LOVE!
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Eleven Antique & Vintage Pearl Buttons - 5/8” diameter
This stunning vintage Japanese Damascene necklace (Circa 1930’s) is in its’ original unaltered condition. A butterfly shaped pendant suspended from a chain of plaques is the main feature. The pieces feature various inlaid scenes in silver and gold.
Damascene is a very complex and painstaking technique of inlaying metal into metal. The box clasp is inlaid with K24 referring to the gold content.
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Vintage Damascene Necklace - 20”
Butterfly Pendant - (3/4” L x 1 1/2” W) extends down 3”
These are the PERFECT earrings! Light, unique, lovely mother of Pearl with ALL the colors reflected, set in sterling and they will go with everything! It is hard to believe these are 100 year old cufflinks, considering their immaculate condition. Your new favorite!
For those of us who aren’t always “matchy matchy”…these earrings are for you. Gold, Silver & Copper metals make these the perfect pair to coordinate with all of your jewelry!
“T” is terrific and this bracelet is a classic. Gold and White Pearl cufflinks (including a monogram set) is versatile & striking! The perfect accessory when you feel like dressing up or down!
A cool combination of vintage cufflinks make these earrings striking & so interesting! Gold & silver mixed metals allow such versatility! So much to love!
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 jeweled watch workings. The sharp contrast between the gold & silver gears is stunning!
This asymmetrical pearl Button necklace is a great statement piece! The shaded & carved pearl buttons pick up any color you wear it with. Your new favorite!
I was so excited to source this scarce vintage wristwatch case in the shape of a heart! I combined a mix of chain, aurora crystals & remnants of costume jewelry to add to this sweet statement necklace. There is a vintage image of a boy inside the case along with 3 beads that freely move under the case. If you are a bit crafty, open up the case and put your own picture inside. (I did not glue down the image so it can be easily removed.) A sweet sentimental piece you will LOVE!
This beautiful crystal bracelet actually shines every color in the rainbow. (SO much prettier in person!) These aurora pieces are sourced from mid century clip on earrings or scatter pins. It is a perfect piece for a special occasion or just for when you want to wear that little something!
It is amazing how many comments you will receive when you are wearing an antique button bracelet! The history, age & beauty of these buttons is fascinating. This piece includes florals, a butterfly, a shell & some lovely mirror backs that are SO good in person! The mix of subtle tints of burgundy, green & dark blues makes this bracelet beautiful & versatile. A piece you will treasure!
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Eleven antique 1870’s - 1890’s era metal buttons - 1/2” diameter
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 glass buttons were more accessible to the masses. These black glass buttons have lovely varied designs from gold detailing & carvings. They have some chips & scratches due to their use and age (1870’s - 1914)… but charming nonetheless!
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!
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!
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Two Antique black cut glass buttons - 7/8” diameter
Three Antique black cut buttons with luster finish - 7/8”
These are the PERFECT earrings! Light, unique, lovely mother of Pearl with ALL the colors reflected, set in sterling and they will go with everything! It is hard to believe these are 100 year old cufflinks, considering their immaculate condition. Your new favorite!