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Posted 2 years ago
Amber1965
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Hello.... this is a set that was given to me by my mother. It was purchased back in 1965 in a costume jewelry store on 14th street in New York City.
I would love to have more information about it. If anyone has come across a set like this one. The earrings have un-pierced screw backs and the necklace has a very light hook for closure. There are no visible names anywhere on the pieces just a set of numbers that can hardly be made out.
I want to be able to pass this down to my granddaughter but I would like to give her more information... thank you
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Hi,
I have this same necklace, but with clear crystals. I also purchased the same earrings seperately, but they have smokey colored crystals. The dangle on the end of my necklace has been attributed to a company called 'Goldette'. The end dangle looks like a rope in the shape of a teardrop. I hope this helps!