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3 pc set Pin and Earrings

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Bright Orange “Moon Glow” Lucite beads are the focal point in this demi-parure. Considered to be “cutting edge” and innovative when introduced during the 1940′s and 1950′s, Collectable plastic jewelry is divided into three basic categories: Celluloid, Bakelite and Lucite. Jewelry created using plastics from that period are not only beautiful, they are durable, quality pieces and are highly collectable to those “in the know”. This earring/brooch set is a fine example of “plastics” done right……

Alice Caviness Bead Clip Back Earrings

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In business from 1945 thru 2000, the Alice Caviness Jewelry Company makes pieces that are distinctive and unusual. Caviness Jewelry was sold only in high-end boutique and department stores and fine jewelry shops in United States, and they were very selective as to who carried their jewelry. Since it was a special line of jewelry with many fewer pieces made than companies like Coro and Trifari, it is difficult to find today, and very collectible. These clip back earrings are of a color and form commonly referred to as "Fruit Salad" in the trade. A Caviness piece of jewelry is a staple in any well rounded jewelry collection.

Art Deco Rhinestone Earrings

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These copper/rhinestone earrings are classic Art Deco from the 1930′s and 1940′s. During its heyday, Art Deco represented luxury, glamour and exuberance. The rich colors and geometric shapes found in Art Deco pieces have made them a perennial favorite in the jewelry collectables market place…..Sure to catch the eye of every beholder……

Carnelian/Sterling Pierced Earrings

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Carnelian in Sterling Pierced Earrings

Clear Rhinestone Clip Earrings

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A pair of hand set clear rhinestones with clip backs. It is difficult to circa date unsigned rhinestone pieces. This pair appears to harken from the 1940′s, judging from the setting and the aging of the stones. A pair of rhinestone earrings was at one time a “must have” item for the well dressed, fashionable woman. Add a pair to your collection today!