These 1920’s cufflinks are in extremely good condition considering they are almost 100 years old! Black enamel or Onyx is framed by decorative Sterling silver. Doesn’t get much better than this!
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Two Circa 1920’s black & sterling cufflinks 5/8” diameter
These circa 1920’s Cufflink earrings are a great combination of silver & gold. Subtle stripes in the silver center are set off by a gold frame. These are a classic statement piece!
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Circa 1920’scufflinks - approximately 1/2” diameter
I love these earrings! Vintage items repurposed and given new life are always fun. They are beautiful and can easily be dressed up or worn casually. I love that they are unique and I am sure they have to story to tell.
This early 1960’s mesh cufflink has a wonderful faceted crystal that has all sorts of depth in it! It truly look like a crystal ball! I have found single pieces of this crystal in other vintage applications with prices ranging from $99. - $135.! I’ve sourced these at a price that makes them accessible to you. I’ve altered this wonderful piece to create a simple and striking statement necklace.l
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Early 1960’s cufflink with faceted watermelon crystal
Gold tone chain - 22”- 26”
Add length of Cufflink (2 1/2”) for finished length
This will be your go to piece when you need an elegant & interesting long necklace that will finish off any outfit. It never fails to catch the eye but is an effortless look!
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Vintage gold tone watch (non working)
One of a kind gold tone chain made from a vintage watch band and vintage links - 26”
Tassel made from vintage pieces
Vintage rose watch clip
Total finished length - 32”
I am always happy to adjust length to your specifications
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)
This Guilloche locket is pretty & romantic! Guilloche enamel was popular in the 1880’s. A surface is engraved with an intricate pattern and then covered with glass enamel. This double locket is a beautiful blue with a rose design. The enamel is in good condition but has some slight wear around the edges. I created a custom chain design that enables you to wear it shorter… and add the included extender to wear it longer! Gorgeous versatility!
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VIntage Guilloche Locket - 1” x 1 1/2”
Vintage decorative loop with pearl & beads
Adjustable chain - can wear at 22”, attach included extender to add additional length up to 8”
In my mind “Babs” is decked out in a fabulous dress, sporting designer shoes, carrying her Bakelite purse, with her pencil at the ready to make her shopping list. What more could a girl ask for!?
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16 Vintage Bakelite Beads and Buttons - including a rare Bakelite realistic pencil button!
Five “other material” beads
Chain is made from Antiqued gold tone beads & Glass orange beads - adjustable from 26” - 29”
This is an unusual button, a wonderful horse set into another button. I’ve stacked it on yet another button to give it more depth. Gold with some copper tones & some silver tones makes it so versatile!
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Vintage Horse button/set on metal button - 1 1/8” diameter
These groovy earrings are a throwback from the 60’s. I modernized them from the original clip ons & they are ready to live their second life! Neat-O ☺️
In the 1960’s & 70’s, the Mod look & Flower Power vibe was picked up by costume jewelry companies. They made & sold enamel pins & earrings in many colors & motifs. I found two such pins & joined them in perfect bliss as this super cool statement necklace. Put it over a bright top with some white pants and you will be a standout knockout for the win!
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Vintage enamel Flower Pin - 2 1/2” diameter
Vintage enamel Butterfly Pin - 2” x 2 1/4”
Silver tone chain 28” - 30”
Finished length 33” - 35”
I am happy to adjust length to your specifications!
These mid-century fashion earrings will take you from Spring into Summer! I have deconstructed then reconstructed these clip earrings into a modern version. A great way to show your love for vintage jewelry without the clip-on pinch! They are very light in weight but heavy on charm! For sustainability…they are NEW, not MORE.
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Vintage repurposed clip on earrings -silver & gold tones
I have used wonderful tiny vintage jewelry remnants & vintage cufflinks in a deep red with gold & silver to create these edgy asymmetrical earrings. So much interest & charm!
This beautiful ring is made from a Mid-Century man’s Cufflink. The textured gold frames a gorgeous art glass cabachon that resembles tiger eye. Such a dramatic statement Ring!
These are wonderful pewter on steel buttons from the late 1800’s! They have the faintest tint in a pinky peach hue. So interesting, a piece of history & small & light…what’s not to love!
These are the perfect earrings to welcome in Spring! I have repurposed links from a mid century necklace & combined them with some Vintage Repurposed screwback earrings to create these easy breezy earrings.
These mid century clip on earrings have been repurposed into a more contemporary version. Pictures just don’t do these Justice! The striated stones have a hint of peach & the aurora borealis stones flash warmer tones. Breathtaking!
This necklace delivers so much punch in a simple design. This is a great piece to throw on when you need a long & flattering necklace. You will love this one!
This simple vintage necklace is so easy to throw on when you need a flattering long necklace! I have added an extender to give this piece even more versatility.
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Vintage fringe necklace with faux turquoise stone- 1 1/2” x 4”
I have used some of my special ‘vault’ buttons for this stunner! The hand painted dog under glass button has been preserved as a button for collectibility. I have set the button with the shank intact, so it does sit a bit higher than the others. (Please see additional photos in the listing to see it on a wrist.)
I have chosen early to mid 1800’s waistcoat buttons & cut steel buttons to feature alongside the dog button. I have also added some smaller mirrorback & waistcoat buttons for just that extra touch. Don’t let this one get away!
This vintage bracelet is in good used condition. The stones have great sparkle that flash from deep pink to orange. They are set between gold tone framing. A great piece to layer or wear on its’ own!