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Pair of Pink Czech Glass Bug Pins
Archives: Estate Jewelry: Costume: Rhinestone Pre 1960: item #52112 3177
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Sally Rude Antiques and Fine Art Gallery
850-385-3211
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These are very sweet scatter pins of faceted pink glass. They date from the 50's probably and would have been worn on a sweater or a suit most attractively. They are as pretty today as they were then, their wings and body made of round, marquis and pear shaped stones in two shades of pink. Their antennae are gilt metal and the stones appear to be hand set. Each one is about an inch in length. One is stamped "Czech".
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RHINESTONE FRINGE NECKLACE
Archives: Estate Jewelry: Costume: Rhinestone Pre 1980: item #21788 5228jgx
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Fantasy Jewels
410-435-5599
$375
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For those who enjoy the spotlight, this is the necklace! The prong set rhinestones shimmer like diamonds in every color of the rainbow. The choker part is 14 1/4" long with a 2 1/2" extension, and it is 1 3/4" wide. The fringe itself is 6 1/4" at its longest, and 1" at its shortest.
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Spectacular Antique Suffragette Bracelet
Archives: Estate Jewelry: Costume: Rhinestone Pre 1920: item #696685
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GlitzQueen History and Art to Wear
Phone: 505.205.1404
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When green, violet and white appear together on historic jewelry, this unusual color combination typically signifies that the piece was first owned by a member of the Suffragette movement -- for whom green represented hope, purple signified dignity and white stood for purity. The language we associate with "regard" jewelry applied, too: The "G" of green, "W" of white and "V" of violet comprised an abbreviation for Give Women (the) Vote. All this seems cryptic now, but was clearly understood by e... Click for details
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Gorgeous Antique Suffragette Brooch circa 1920
Archives: Estate Jewelry: Costume: Rhinestone Pre 1920: item #691577
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GlitzQueen History and Art to Wear
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That this exquisite Suffragette brooch comes from a Rhode Island estate adds particular interest, since that state was a major jewelry production center in the early 20th century. Many of the most talented designers and artisans worked for companies located there, and no doubt also created jewels on the side.
This brooch isn't marked, but obviously is by a master with access to excellent materials. The substantial weight of it will surprise you, as will the quality of the art glass and meta... Click for details
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1920s Art Deco Jeweled Suffragette Earrings
Archives: Estate Jewelry: Costume: Rhinestone Pre 1930: item #588754
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GlitzQueen History and Art to Wear
Phone: 505.205.1404
Sold; thank you! Free U.S. Priority Shipping (& Gift-Wrap if Desired)
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When green, violet and white appear together on historic jewelry, this unusual color combination typically signifies that the piece was first owned by a member of the Suffragette movement -- for whom green represented hope, purple signified dignity and white stood for purity. The language we associate with "regard" jewelry applied, too: The "G" of green, "W" of white and "V" of violet comprised an abbreviation for Give Women (the) Vote. All this seems cryptic now, but was well understood by ever... Click for details
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