Lunch at the Ritz 1989 Long Enamel Traffic Light Stop Sign Earrings

Add a pair of classic pearl earrings to your jewelry collection. You cannot go wrong with the classic gold and pearl combo! It creates a sense of elegance and effortlessness. These are the perfect size to wear day-to-day and with the 14k gold composition they will last a lifetime. Wear with a Chanel tweed set and some Prada sling...

These are the most fun piece of collectible costume jewelry! No one will be able to resist complimenting you on these works of art! Spice up any outfit by bringing out these chili pepper dangling earrings. These are large earrings, with a six inch length, made to make a statement. They feature vibrant gold hardware with red chili peppers, green leaves, and red and green crystals. Zoom in on these earrings and view the fun details like the varying sizes of chili peppers and the red and green dangling crystals. These earrings are from the 1980's with so much more life to live. These were kept in pristine condition with no notable flaws and no missing crystals. Wear these Lunch at the Ritz earrings to your next dinner party and they will be the center of conversation. Pair these with a Gucci dress and some Christian Dior kitten heels...

Part of Kirsten Corner’s Signature Line, this one-of-a-kind pair of drop earrings glow with a honey-colored amber hue that comes to life in both the 18k gold tops and the chalcedony ...

Open Navette Drop Earrings hand-fabricated by award-winning master jewelry maker Barbara Heinrich in her signature-finished 18k yellow gold featuring 5.58 total carats of shimmering faceted orange, yellow, and pink sapphire briolettes individually set from 18k gold jump rings and seemingly floating within Barbara's signature navette element, finished on 18k yellow gold leaf-accented ear wires. Stamped and Hallmarked. About the Maker - Barbara Heinrich grew up in Heilbronn, Germany, where she collected snail shells, dried noodles, and broken glass to cultivate her first jewelry collections. Selling her pieces on the streets of her hometown, Barbara knew that she would be designing for the rest of her life, as “the inspiration has always been with me.” After graduating with a master’s degree from RIT, she discovered a perfect balance between geometric lines and organic shapes, a balance that ultimately allowed her to “communicate with her viewers on a spiritual plane.” She never worries about running out of ideas, and only hopes that her creations “speak to you and that their beauty and uniqueness touch the beauty and uniqueness within you.” On display at the American Museum of Natural History...