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The lure of timeless beauty and sophistication enhances the unique design and rare craftsmanship of a previously owned piece of estate jewelry or vintage jewelry.
Estate Jewelry - Wedding Neacklace
When buying Estate and vintage jewelry, you are cutting out the middlemen by…
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What Should I purchase an antique engagement ring or a reproduction?
If you are looking to purchase an antique-looking engagement ring, why not buy the real thing. Nothing matches the delicate workmanship and one of a kind designs.
The most popular diamond engagement rings come from the Victorian era, the Art Nouveau period, the Edwardian period and the Art Deco time period. Actual antique…
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You ask, “Why Buy Antique Jewelry?” Uniqueness is the simple answer. When purchasing antique vintage jewelry which is 50 years old or older, you are acquiring something from another time; something that may be rare and something that is definitely different from what you see in most jewelry stores. Consider perusing an Estate & Antique Jewelry Store, like ours. Estate Jewelry simply means previously owned. You will often…
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You ask, “Why Buy Antique Jewelry?” Uniqueness is the simple answer. When purchasing antique vintage jewelry which is 50 years old or older, you are acquiring something from another time; something that may be rare and something that is definitely different from what you see in most jewelry stores. Consider perusing an Estate & Antique Jewelry Store, like ours. Estate Jewelry simply means previously owned. You will often come across that special Antique Jewelry find and maybe something…
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The soft tones of Art Nouveau gave way to a brasher, more sophisticated look. Flappers were in -and so was Art Deco! Born in France, Art Deco erupted in the United States.
Streamlined enameled pieces, often in bold colors, enhanced the angular-looking clothing and design. Color combinations in gemstones were equally bold and bright. Rubies were set next to emeralds in massive brooches; coral and lapis lazuli or jade were frequently used together.
Art Deco 1.25ct. Diamond,…
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