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Posted 11 months ago
chinablue
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This is yet another that I found in my grandmother's stash. I know it's not diamonds, but have no idea about the metal. The baguette stones are a gorgeous cobalt blue. I don't know if they are sapphires or glass. In the right light, this thing will put your eyes out it's so bright! I would appreciate some help in identifying the maker. On the back, in the upper right corner is a capital "B". Does anyone know the maker and/or possible age of this piece. I'm guessing late 1800's, early 1900's. It is just over 1 3/4 inches long and almost 3/4 inches wide.
Costume Jewelry Pins and BroochesA costume jewelry pin or brooch can say a lot about a woman. If she's weari…
vintagejewel, officialfuel and miKKo, thank you all for the love!
vintagemad, Manikin, scandinavian_pieces thanks for the love! I still haven't found out anything in the way of who made this, but then I may never.
Thanks to bratjdd and mikielikesigns2 for the love!