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Enamel White and Black Tie Clip
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Alice Caviness Bead Clip Back Earrings
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Coro Red Rhinestone Earrings
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Red Iridescent Crystal Bead Necklace
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Green Rhinestone Brooch
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1930's Faceted Cabochon Brooch
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Anson 3 pc set Cuff Links and Tie Bar
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Eisenberg Rhinestone Ring
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Turn of the Century Tie Bar
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Multi-Strand Glass Bead Necklace
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