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Vintage Kaleidoscope

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If you share my love of rescuing vintage treasures, you have come to the right place. I offer a wide variety of vintage jewelry, including Victorian, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Bakelite, Designer Rhinestones, Cufflinks, Retro, Boho, Mod, Mid-Century, Modernist, Sterling, Mexican Silver
Do you like your vintage jewelry quirky, elegant, playful or dazzling? I have a large selection of all types of antique and vintage jewelry and add more inventory often. I have done the legwork for you, and with a click of a button you can accessorize your wardrobe to match your personality or find a personalized gift for someone special.

Visit my storefront for a more in-depth look at my varied inventory, or browse the categories to the left.

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I aim to deliver 5 star service and make your shopping experience pleasurable. I strive to describe accurately, ship promptly, package safely and communicate efficiently.

I add new treasures weekly, so check back often or add me to your list of favorite sellers. If you are searching for something in particular, feel free to ask me. I just might have it.

Wearable Art
The word "designer" is often associated with runway fashion or exquisite homes. Along those same lines, vintage designer label jewelry can be equally bold, aesthetic and chic.
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Name Dropping...
Some of the most attractive or collectible names in vintage jewelry include:

      Accessocraft
      Alice Caviness
      Art
      Barclay
      Bellini
      Boucher
      Castlecliff
      Celebrity
      Chanel
      Christian Dior
      Ciner
      Coro

      Corocraft
      D & E (a.k.a. Juliana)
      De Mario
      De Rosa
      Edgar Berebi
      Eisenberg
      Elizabeth Taylor
      Ernest Steiner
      Florenza
      Freirich
      Gemcraft
      Givenchy
      Goldette
      Gucci
      HAR
      Hattie Carnegie
      Hermes
      Hobe
      Iradj Moini
      Joseff
      Judith Leiber
      Karl Lagerfield
      Kenneth Lane
      Kramer
      Kreisler
      Laguna
      Lanvin
      Larry Vrba
      Laurel Burch
      Les Bernard
      Lisner
      Marvella
      Mazer or Jomaz
      Miriam Haskell
      Napier
      Nettie Rosenstein
      Nina Ricci
      Panetta
      Pennino
      Reja
      Renoir or Matisse
      Richelieu
      Robert
      Sandor
      Sandor
      Schiaparelli
      Schreiner
      Selro
      Stanley Hagler
      Staret
      Stephen Dweck
      Swarovski
      Trifari
      Valentino
      Vendome
      Vogue
      Weiss
      Wendy Gell
      Whiting Davis
      Yves Saint Laurent

      Sometimes the beauty is in the design itself and older designs have often been patented. Other times, the use of unusual materials, signature style (Miriam Haskell comes to mind), or lavish materials make these pieces of jewelry stand out from the crowd.

      Oftentimes though, these designers just knew how to take readily available materials and sculpt them into something extravagant.
      Materials and types
      Glass beads, art glass cabs and specialty rhinestones were a favorite material of many designers. Early plastic, including Bakelite, was also used.

      Some also used more organic materials like coral and mother of pearl shell and even wood.

      Jewelry sets are highly sought after, and also hard to come by. Many people spend years trying to get a complete set (or parure) in a design.

      Individual designer items include:
      • Necklaces
      • Earrings
      • Brooches
      • Bracelets
      • Rings (not as common)
      • Watches
      • Lockets (not as common)
      • Cuff Links
      • Key Chains
      • Fur or Dress Clips
      • Sweater Clips
      • Belts (not as common)
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