It is that time of year! The air is crisp and the leaves are changing.
Football season is in full swing and with that comes Homecoming!!
I loved Homecoming. It was a chance to dress up and celebrate. I still love it and all that comes with it.
Shopping with my girl for the amazing unusual dress. Because my Shelby cant have any old thing. It has to be EPIC.
My girl is so much like me. We love to mix up styles. We have determined that our style is juxtaposition.
Mixing the old with the new. The soft with the edgy. So when I am at auctions I am always confusing the caller. A rusty gas can and estate jewelry........"what?"
Yes!!!!
Love it!!
So before these necklaces hit my etsy store I wanted to show them to you.
$12.00 first buyer gets first pick and the bracelet free.
As I am posting this I am trying very hard not to just keep this one......MAGNIFICENT!
Not to knock the mall, but this is the stuff you played with in your grandmother's bedroom when no one could find you.....princess wear!
This is a choker....kinda sexy ladies...maybe not for the teen, but for a little surprise for the honey.....just sayin........meow!
This one too....choker .....might be using this one...lol
Very elegant.......
I will have these listed in the next couple days at my store. If you are local I can bring it by. If you need detailed measurement send me a note. The clasp is a claw and hook on all of them, so they will adjust to any comfortable length.
I guess I should take them off now......
Hi! I will be looking forward to visit your page again and for your other posts as well. Thank you for sharing your thoughts about estate jewelry in your area. I am glad to stop by your site and know more about estate jewelry. Keep it up! This is a good read.
ReplyDeleteDue to the Industrial Revolution, many jewelry designers rebelled during the Arts and Crafts movement, returning to intricate jewelry designs and handmade craftsmanship. It was common for jewelry of this era to be simple in pattern, made of colorful, uncut stones.
At our Annual New Year’s Auction on December 28, 2011, a Ladies Yellow Sapphire and Diamond Cocktail Ring sold for $7,600. The piece had a flawless natural pear modified brilliant cut sapphire, 14.25 x 11.58 x 8.50mm, 9.19 ct t.w., and fifty (50) diamonds total including six (6) round brilliant cut, 0.73 cts, six (6) princess cut, 0.62 cts, and thirty-eight (38) small round brilliant cut, 0.13 cts, 1.58 cts t.w. of diamonds, IF - VVS clarity, D-F color, size 7, 0.3oz/6dwt t.w., with IGL certificate.
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