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Posted 6 months ago
vintagejewel
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Just a simple aurora borealis rhinestone brooch but so pretty and sparkly wanted to share. Juliana jewelry just is so cheerful to me it can always put a smile on me. I think this piece is from fifties or sixties and still has amazing spark.
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Bring on the shiny! Love it
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Okay, now it works...maybe a blip
Thankyou so much Amberrose!
You are Wright about it being pretty. When I get this posting straight & take some photo's I will put on some posts.
Lovely piece! I collect costume pins and get a kick out of shiny and fun pieces. Most of them I wear, but some are a bit over the top (but I don't care :)).
Hi Zowie thanks f or comment and cant wait to see your postings! When I first started posting it took me awhile and I had a little trouble as well for me it was downloading pictures but then I got a better phone that seemed to help. You can probably email collectors weekly and hopefully they can help you
Freiheit thankyou and I agree they are fun pieces to collect and even wear