1990s Chanel Leather Chain Charm Bracelet

This glamorous rhinestone encrusted bracelet by Bogoff was designed in the early 1950s. Jewels by Bogoff was founded in 1940 and eventually became one of America’s leading costume je...

This charming 1940s Joseff Of Hollywood link bracelet and earring set is a wonderful example of the designer's celebrated flare for costume jewellery. Provider of high quality costume jewelry to the stars during the 1930s and 1940s, his pieces were worn by actresses such as Vivien Leigh in "Gone With The Wind" and Elizabeth Taylor in the epic "Cleopatra". The bracelet is comprised of alternate links featuring a scarab beetle design in gold gilt alloy, and peking glass faux jade ornaments...

This large, well documented brooch was couture crafted by Robert Goossens for Yves Saint Laurent in 1986, when the eponymous founder was still at the helm of the brand. Crafted from gold-toned metal, it has a floral shape created from two layers of petals studded with glittering rhinestones. The centre of the flower sits a huge (< 1 inch) yellow-amber hued glass stone that glows warmly. This is held in place with four droplet-shaped rhinestones set in gold-toned metal which form strong prongs. Three petals hang from the brooch, each joined to it with a rhinestone-studded oval shaped plate. The back of the brooch features a plaque engraved with “YSL” and it fastens with a roll-over clasp. The brooch comes with the original YSL chunky double-strand gold-tone metal chain which it can be attached to (using a hook on the back of the brooch) so that it forms a necklace. The chain fastens with a chunky spring clasp. This magnificent archival brooch and necklace set is in excellent vintage condition with no missing stones and no scratches to the gold on the front. Please note, there are a few very minor scratches to the rear fastening - not seen when worn. The metal has a matte satin appearance and is a rich, warm hue. To the reverse is the rectangular YSL signed...

This large 1990s Stanley Hagler floral brooch is a real head-turner. It was most likely designed by Ian St. Gielar who worked for the brand for many years as a master craftsman befor...