Sterling Silver Enamel Choker Necklace tassel Earrings and Bracelet Jewelry Set

Adorn yourself with this exquisite handmade Berber pendant necklace. Crafted from silver, featuring vibrant enamel and a bold coral accent, showcasing beautiful ethnic artistry. Un...

This beautifully crafted vintage collar necklace from Taxco, Mexico, is a striking example of mid-20th-century Mexican silversmithing. Made from sterling silver with fan-shaped ename...

Striking beauty of this heavy vintage "Katesari" collar necklace, a true representation of Art Deco elegance and ethnic craftsmanship from Uttar Pradesh, India. This exquisite piece ...

Vintage handmade /hand faceted Art Deco Chinese export Gilt Sterling Silver Rock Crystal Choker Necklace with filigree tongue and box clasp . Very well made piece with beautiful det...

This exceptionally rare and shimmering necklace was created in the 1930s. It was most likely made in France. Condition Report: Good - There is some loss of coating to some of the ...

Sapphire and Diamond Tassel Necklace on Silk Description: This luxurious Sapphire and Diamond Tassel Necklace combines elegance with a touch of playful sophistication. Crafted on a...

A 20th century homage to Mogul jewelry, this beautiful gold washed sterling silver necklace & earring set is set with sparking rhinestones and faceted pa...

During the Art Deco period, Miriam Haskell's first designer Frank Hess designed this blue-and-white glass-beaded hand-sewn torsade set of dangle earrings and a choker necklace, whose knotted string is capped with their characteristic Russian-gilt brass flora filigree. Coinciding with the American Great Depression, to offer some less expensive costume jewelry than her initial ready-to-wear styles featuring Parisian hand-crafted materials found in French couture, Haskell reduced the cost of some of her findings by locally sourcing stamped metal and incorporating hand-pressed glass beads from Germany and Czechoslovakia. With a loop, the line from hand pressing the glass can only be found on the blue beads, while the white ones are coated in an organic material like authentic French faux pearls. The ends of the textured cords that string the beaded set were frayed to form a fuzzy opaque dome that hides the knots attached to the filigree caps. No Haskell jewelry was signed before 1947. The unsigned necklace...