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DeLizza &
Elster, Juliana Caramel Marbled Malachite and
Rhinestone Brooch/Pendant A spectacular caramel marbled malachite glass cabochon is surrounded by a dazzling display of rhinestones. Suspended from the bottom of this lovely piece are seven strands of rhinestones. Can be worn as a pin or a pendant. |
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14k Gold Pearl and
Onyx Victorian Bar Pin A single row of seed pearls reset in 14k gold atop an onyx bar on this attractive Victorian pin. |
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Reja Sterling
Vermeil Aqua Marine Rhinestone
Pin Sweet delicate flower pin from Reja. Thin sterling stems lightly covered with gold rise up to pristine aqua marine rhinestones. Long leaves curl around with small clear rhinestones on the edge. |
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Victorian Sterling
Woman Trio Pins A profile emerges from each of these sterling pins reminiscent of royalty and quite possibly a young Queen Victoria. Her locks of flowing hair are loosely bound and hold a tiara. She is well dressed with three strands of pearls and a single locket. |
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Victorian Garnet
Charm Pin Three charms dangle from this marvelous Victorian pin. Each piece is decorated with brilliant garnet stones. |
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Canada Hammered
Sterling Pin Magnificently hand hammered sterling silver creates this shiny brooch. With an arched rectangular shape, it can be an easy accent to many things. |
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Light Blue
Rhinestone Flower Pin This darling flower shimmers with beauty. Light blue rhinestones fill it from the petals to the end of the stem. The outer petals and two small leaves are marquise rhinestones. The stem and inside of the flower are rounds, which are aurora borealis, adding a bit more depth and color. |
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Weiss Five Candle
Rhinestone Christmas Tree Pin The well known Weiss 5 candle Christmas Tree brooch by Weiss with lit rhinestone candles and rhinestone decorations. Picture on page 73 of Christmas Pins Past & Present by Jill Gallina. |
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Ledesma Vintage
Mexican Sterling Obsidian Pin This is a wonderful example of Enrique Ledesma's work comprised of sterling and obsidian. He is known for creating expressive compositions of stone and silver. Pictured on page 185 in Mexican Silver by Penny Morrill and Carole Berk. Circa 1950s. |