Newest treasures

Coro spiral pin


Clear rhinestone necklace, possibly 50's.


Made in Austria snowflake pin


Sarah Coventry faux turquoise pin


50's snowflake pin

April treasures

Gorgeous Monet necklace, contemporary, from the last couple of years.



Contemporary Monet necklace, from the last couple of years, really lovely.



Coro flower earrings, possibly late 1940's, early 1950's, really sweet and a nice find.



Fabulous Christmas tree pin, singed LJM, probably 1990's or earlier.



Pretty little Christmas tree pin, most likely 1950's.



Contemporary angel pin, probably last 10 years.



Monet earrings, contemporary, from the last couple of years.



Coro earrings from the mid 1950's, these are really nice, they screw on in addition to being clip on, for a snug fit.



Zebra pin, I'm guessing from the 1980's.



Coro rhinestone earrings from the 1950's.



Gold tone butterfly pin probably from the 1970's.



Sarah Coventry necklace, maybe 1970's, maybe 1980's.



I haven't been able to determine if this is amber or a Lucite filled look-alike. I think the chain might be real gold but I have no way to test it, and it is not marked.



Chains like this were popular in the late 1960's, early 1970's, I think.



Clear snowflake pin, probably contemporary, maybe 5 - 10 years old.



Pretty little fleur de lis pin, I'm guessing 1960's.



Bit and bobs for repairs.

January treasures

Here is a really fabulous red glass bead necklace that has been knotted between each bead. I don't have a clue how old this might be, but I really love it.

Here is an adorable poodle pin with blue rhinestones and a red stone eye, probably from the 1950's.

This is a great piece, Retro, with flowers bearing dark blue rhinestone centers, from the 1940's through the 1950's, I think.

Here is a great piece that most likely came off of a pendant, it is a real beauty, and I think I might add it to a bracelet like a charm bracelet, it's a great piece!

Gorgeous ab blue glass bead clip on earrings, after 1950's.

Fabulous pair of Christmas tree clip on earrings in green enamel. Not sure of time frame on these but after 1950's.

Christmas bow pin, could be made any time from 1960 through 20006. Adorable!

Here is a great pair of W. Germany clip on earrings with plastic beads, a really beautiful design, 1950's.

Turquoise blue plastic bead clip on earrings signed W. Germany, probably 1950's.

Pink and clear rhinestone pin with clear baguettes, maybe 1960's or 1970's.

Coro screw on pale blue earrings, 1950's.

Stylized bow with clear rhinestones, nice tailored look. Maybe 1960's or 1970's.

This pin has a large oval fuchsia center stone that is foiled and open in the back. It is quite heavy for it's size. I don't really know when this one was made, maybe 1950's.

I think this looks like a pineapple pin with sky blue rhinestones, and the look of marcasites. I think this is 1960's.

Clear rhinestone earrings signed Czechoslov. on the back of the screw. Probably 1950's.

Napier horn pin, maybe from the 1950's or 1960's, not really sure.

Snowflake pin with pink and blue stones, probably 1950's.

Clear rhinestone snowflake pin, looks like 1960's to me.

Faux pearl earrings marked Japan, 1950's or 1960's.

Crown Trifari silver tone snowflake pin, 1950's or 1960's.

Sarah Coventry pin called Flower Flattery

Abstract bow, not sure about this one, sometime between the 1950's and 1970's, I think.

This one looks like 1950's to me.

This one looks new to me, like it could have been made in the last 5 years.

Single glass ab rhinestone earring, for repair stones.

Something is missing off of this pin, to be used for repairs.

A broken dress clip marked Pat. Pend to use for stones. Great find.

Most special box

Here is the box my dad sent to me this summer to use for my book signings. He went to a stamp maker and had a metal plaque made using the title of my book and he attached it for me. I can't tell you how much I love this box. It is currently in storage, since I recently moved, but I can't wait to get it back and fill it with jewels. And I know just the ones to put in it!

Thanks Jewelry Girlfriend!