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Posted 2 years ago
mswhite
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This is a vintage/antique brooch. It is large. One of the stones is missing. Several years ago, I inherited this brooch along with a number of other jewelry pieces from my grandmother.
I do remember her wearing this piece, but I cannot remember what year.
It has red and black forested color stones, the back is silver tone, with no markings.
If you can help me identify this brooch piece, please let me know.
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I think I have seen this piece in a set by Weiss, looks like Juliana construction. Very nice piece.
this brooch and the matching bracelet is for sale on etsy for $275, they say it`s Juliana
Really, thank you for the information ! Im going to check it out !
JennieMB, has found the answer to my years of searching mystery ! Juliana by DeLizza & Elster ! I would have never found the answer !
Thank you so very much, I sent an email the etsy shop owner to ask if I could purchase the bracelet ! I will let you know what happens.
Check this site...I looked quickly without finding yours, but you could always submit photos to have yours confirmed!
http://julianajewelry.net/