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Mexican Silver Dragon's Breath Opal Bracelet-SOLD
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1950's Thermo-Set Necklace
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Vintage Blue/Clear Crystal Demi-Parure
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Renoir Copper Clip Back Earrings
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Art Deco Rhinestone Fur Clip
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Chrysoprase Wire Wrap Ring
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Multi-Strand Earth Tone Bead Necklace
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Retro Cuff Bracelet
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Red Cabochon Cuff Links
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1930's Faceted Cabochon Brooch
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