Eleventh Day of Christmas
Eleven types of turquoise.
Eleven types of turquoise.
When you dabble in the vintage jewellery world, you often find overlap between the world of fraternal orders. See, in olden tymes, people often belonged to lodges and other non-professional organizations to network… Continue reading
Ten plastic pieces.
Eight Buch + Deichmanns.
Seven Bakelite bangles.
Six Finnish korut. (Okay the seal pendant is Norwegian and is a stand in for the new Elis Kauppi ring that I just found on Tuesday–pictures to come!) UPDATE: Here’s the new ring!… Continue reading
Five Wedgwood things.
I’ve probably mentioned this before, but the Baltic peoples have worn amber jewelry for its decorative and its natural analgesic properties for centuries. That’s why they make teething necklaces for babies out of… Continue reading
Four shell cameos.
Three hardstone brooches.