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Another fab garage sale find and I only paid $2 for it! I'm almost positive its D&E aka juliana. I love it but I have not worn it yet. Makes me realize I dont get out enough, other then work or hunting for treasure.
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Oh wear it, even with jeans to the grocery store. It is another great find.
Thanks for comments I posted a pic of the back it looks like the same mounts as other pieces that I have seen.
Man i never find things like that! Love it!!!
Oh how beautiful! And definitely wear it, as Hondo says, even to the grocery store. What a steal at $2!
You are one lucky lady!!!!
Beautiful :)
OMG! It was meant to belong to you obviously! What a wonderful! (and an inspiration for the rest of us to keep treasure hunting!)
An absolutely beautiful piece. I keep thinking that I saw a necklace almost exactly like it on ebay today. That would be cool, huh? But, for some reason I just don't think you would get it for $2! That is such a steal! Congradulations :)
I have been looking for matching pieces I will have to check ebay again thanks for saying something. Hopefully I can get some for a decent price.Happy hunting!
I love Juliana and this is piece is awesome (I'am partial to pink),I could never be so lucky to find such a bargain.I do not wear my old costume jewelry either but I know I would wear this,it is truly beautiful
Thanks Dottie and every one else for comments. This is my favorite piece & I have worn it a few times, but the stones catch on every thing. So only when I get to go some place special. Which is not often enough!!!!!!!!!!
Hello vintagemad,I found a site for you or you probably know of it already
julianajewelry.net If you are the owner of the piece you can post a photo and they will work to verify it for you.
Regards,
Dottie