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Posted 7 months ago
sammytheop…
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I first got this for my shop, but decided against selling it eventually. This ring has an oriental dragon motif, which is very fitting because I am born in the year of the dragon according to the Chinese zodiac. It is signed 'Trifari' at the bottom of the dragon's head. When I got it, one of its emerald cabochon eyes was missing, so I temporarily replaced both eyes with emerald rhinestones. Now I finally found the perfect emerald cabochons to properly-restore this piece! It is a very adorable ring; the tongue that sticks out even moves! Cheeky little fellow, isn't it?
Costume Jewelry RingsPerhaps because they're not as common as brooches, necklaces, bangles, and …
Trifari Costume JewelrySince the 1920s, Trifari has been one of the most respected and admired pro…