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Mid to late 19th century - Victorian era, I would guess. The heart shaped one might be the newest, on the edge of the Art Nouveau era, 1890s. Just a guess based on seeing similarities in book bindings.
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The upper left is an earring because it has a post. The rest are likely necklace charms that have lost their loops. The heart one might be a 1980's Avon piece..
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alll are costume jewelry from this century,
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