Vintage Jewelry Pictures

Vintage Vendome Filigree Bib Necklace

This signed Vendome necklace is amazing looking in person.

Monet Cornucopia Brooch

A little something for Thanksgiving- although I am a little late. This cornucopia brooch from Monet is really detailed and surprisingly very heavy.

1975 Sarah Coventry Love Story Ring

This cute ring is called “Love Story,” and it can be found in the 1975 Sarah Coventry catalog. These rings are presumably birth stone or anniversary rings- each featuring two rhinestone hearts with silver tone leaf accents. Depending on your birth or anniversary month you pick the corresponding ring. This particular ring has pink stones and in the catalog it states: October – Rose Zircon.

Octobers birthstone is the opal and the substitute is pink tourmaline, so I suppose Sarah Coventry felt any old pink stone would do. Really- it doesn’t matter to me, because the ring is so cute I would wear regardless of having the proper matching birthstones. My birth stone is emerald and I get tired of wearing green- so I wouldn’t mind having the whole collection to wear.

Vintage 1940’s Eisenberg Peacock Demi Parure

This Eisenberg demi parure is called “Peacock” and dates from 1945 – 1955. It is signed on the back of the huge pendant and the earrings with the large capital “E.” The original hang tag has the price of $22.50 on it, which I assume would make it kind of pricey in the late forties. When I first acquired it- I thought it was one of the gaudiest things I had ever seen, since then I have learned to appreciate it more. For the record if you are interested in this piece it sold last week, but I still thought it prudent to get the pictures up for collector’s who might comes across these pieces and not know the name of the set.

A Rope of Pearls Continued; a Juliet Cap, a Bib, and a Huge Ring

The two faux jewelry pieces I want to highlight, left to right – a huge ring by Marvella ($3.00 in 1969), a large Bib also by Marvella ($25.00 in 1969) and a Juliet Cap of chain and faux pearls ($45 by Napier 1969).

A Rope of Pearls

Bear with me – I need to replace my scanner, so this image is not the best. It’s actually a picture taken of the November 1969 Woman’s Day- which reads-

Pearl- masses and masses of them (all fake of course)- are the hottest fashion accessory this fall. Here are eighteen ways to wear them.

I tend to like all the looks on this page except for the one on the right center. That woman looks like she has on a backpack with pearl straps…

Tune in for the other 13 ways to wear fake pearls from 1969!