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Antique Victorian Gold Filled Book Chain NecklaceS l1000
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Baroque Cherub Chandelier Earrings AB Rhinestones Glass Hearts Faux PearlsBaroque Cherub Chandelier Earrings with Glass Hearts and Pearls
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Small Gold Plated Mano Figa Good Luck CharmSmall yellow gold-plated mano figa good luck pendant charm marked FERLON
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Gold Filled Heart & Key Charm Snake Chain BraceletGold Filled Heart & Key Charm Snake Chain Bracelet
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Antique Victorian Crescent Moon Brooch Pendant NecklaceAntique Victorian crescent moon brooch converted into a pendant necklace with a faceted glass stone, enamel accents, and an 18¼-inch gold filled chain.
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Antique Edwardian 9K Gold Pearl Lavalier Pendant NecklaceAntique Edwardian solid 9K gold lavaliere pendant with a diamond simulant center, natural baroque pearl drop, and later 12K gold filled chain.
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12K Gold Filled Green Glass Pearl Lavaliere NecklaceVintage lavaliere pendant necklace with a faceted green glass stone, genuine pearl accent, and 12K gold filled chain.
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Antique Edwardian Pearl Rose Gold Filled Openwork Pendant NecklaceAntique Edwardian round openwork pendant necklace in warm rose gold filled with a likely natural pearl center on a 16-inch chain.
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Pre-Columbian Inspired Mask and Lizard Adjustable Band RingVintage Pre-Columbian Inspired Mask & Lizard Adjustable Band Ring
ESPO Two Tone Gold Filled Sapphire Men's Ring Size 11.5Vintage ESPO two-tone gold-filled men's ring with flush-set colorless sapphire and architectural square bezel
Modernist Sterling Silver Larimar Arrowhead Pendant NecklaceVintage Modernist sterling silver arrowhead pendant necklace with marquise larimar, artist signed JR
Mexican Two-Tone Sterling Silver Buckle BraceletMexican Two-Tone Sterling Silver Buckle Bracelet

By material, our jewelry is grouped according to the primary substance used in its creation—offering a practical way to explore design, craftsmanship, and wearability. From precious metals to thoughtfully chosen alternatives, each category reflects how materials have been used across eras to shape form and expression. This view allows materials to guide discovery, while the individuality of each piece remains central.

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