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Beautiful unmarked rhinestone bracelet (and a little bit of gold & silver)
The highlights of yet another six-buck junk jewelry bag from my neighborhood antique store. I bought it for the massive silver corkscrew pendant (20 grams, made by Barse, signed inside the bale). The watch chain clasp was on one end of a junk chain, it looked & felt like gold but is only marked "14" inside the clasp hook, and it turned out to be 14k (3 grams worth woo)! I've never seen anything marked like that before, thought it was odd. Last but not least is the gorgeous (and HEAVY) rhinestone bracelet. I don't mess with costume jewelry very often but I would love to learn more about this piece. It is not signed.
Edited to add a shout-out to my awesome boyfriend! After I had shown him the bracelet and mentioned that it was only missing one stone, he was looking through the rest of the bag. To my amazement (and some chagrin at not having noticed it earlier) he pulls out a rhinestone butterfly pin and casually asks if one of the stones is a match for the one missing from the bracelet. They (bracelet & pin) are constructed very differently and definitely not from a set or anything, and the stone is ever-so-slightly wider/longer/differently-tinted, but it's an entirely acceptable replacement.
The highlights of yet another six-buck junk jewelry bag from my neighborhood antique store. I bought it for the massive silver corkscrew pendant (20 grams, made by Barse, signed inside the bale). The watch chain clasp was on one end of a junk chain, it looked & felt like gold but is only marked "14" inside the clasp hook, and it turned out to be 14k (3 grams worth woo)! I've never seen anything marked like that before, thought it was odd. Last but not least is the gorgeous (and HEAVY) rhinestone bracelet. I don't mess with costume jewelry very often but I would love to learn more about this piece. It is not signed.
Edited to add a shout-out to my awesome boyfriend! After I had shown him the bracelet and mentioned that it was only missing one stone, he was looking through the rest of the bag. To my amazement (and some chagrin at not having noticed it earlier) he pulls out a rhinestone butterfly pin and casually asks if one of the stones is a match for the one missing from the bracelet. They (bracelet & pin) are constructed very differently and definitely not from a set or anything, and the stone is ever-so-slightly wider/longer/differently-tinted, but it's an entirely acceptable replacement.
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