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Peruvian Silver Bracelet w/18K gold
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1930's Faceted Cabochon Brooch
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1950's Thermo-Set Necklace
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Seed Pearl Bracelet
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Chandelier Necklace
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Multi-Strand Glass Bead Necklace
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Multi-Strand Seed Bead Necklace w/Rhinestone
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Victorian Love Knot Pin
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Vintage Venetian Glass Bead Necklace
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1950's Necklace
$65.00
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3 tones of Gold over silver. Designed , Manufactured and Marked by Iskin. This high end 40′s piece is a show stopper. For those who love the glint of gold and the glitter of Rhinestones!
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