Probably synthetic, not that it matters as far as value goes. I have a hunch this is Avon. They did some of those double clasps.
I just donated a Barbie mountain cabin to a local charity thrift. The USPS new cubic rates are going to make shipping on that sort of thing...
Welcome. This bunch rehomes all sorts of stuff.
Found these Thursday and Saturday. The white beads want to be jade, and at least have quartz and garnet decoration. The ceramic beads look...
The scarab bracelet looks like a glass copy of the gold-filled and real stone ones that were everywhere in the 50s and 60s. The one that looks...
That Persian piece is a score and metal content is ... who cares?
I'd say you scored. It's probably by the proverbial bloke in a shed, but for four pounds you can't miss.
Now those are some buttons. Great news on the cancer front!
You done good. Even if it wasn't Baccarat that's a NICE one.
That wouldn't surprise me too much; I've found other pieces from that part of the world here.
It would only be "trouble" if the OP called it "dead pawn". In order to take that designation it has to come with a bill of sale from a pawn...
That square pendant looks like it has a Premiere Designs logo on it. That first bracelet is worth going over for marks. The second one with all...
That pin hinge turns up from Turkey on East to India and Nepal. So does the coral. You might look at Yemen.
It looks like one from here - metal pushed around the stone to hold it in place. YMMV of course.
It's birds and grape vines. One of these centuries, once I figure out what to call it.
Gypsy-set stone. That may well have been around a while.
The clasp is just a plain jane spring ring. The oval whatsit has a 925 mark and some illegible initials. The clasp doesn't have a mark to its...
It's pure costume, never anything other than what it is now.
This necklace is made of horizontal crescent links with one bird on the front and two on the back. Each crescent is marked 925 and the clasp is...
True, but the ladies generally don't get them on the modern clothing.
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