Handmade, one of a kind, Ethnic style , beaded necklace from Lorraine’s Bijoux.

On offer is a handmade, one of a kind, Indian Resin, yummy colored beaded necklace. The golds and cranberry colors are stunning. This is the perfect piece with either the dark shades...

Lorraine’s Bijoux offers a handmade, one of a kind, Indian Resin and Shell necklace. The colors of burgundy resin and gold shell are rich and flattering to every complexion. This pie...

Lorraine’s Bijoux has on offer a large Blue and Blue lace Agate necklace. Large green ceramic oval beads, large Mexican Sterling Silver Rounds...

Lorraine’s Bijoux has on offer a large Chunky necklace of Blue Lace Agate and Lapis Lazuli with Vintage Venetian trade beads. The trade beads and Sterling Silver Rondelles act as sp...

18 kt Yellow Gold Length: 20 inches Total Weight: 8.68 grams Preowned

Retrò necklace mounted with beads of coral and a clasp in 18 kt white gold studded with diamonds. This necklace was totally handmade by Italian master goldsmiths and it is in perfect...

Early 20th Century Beaded Necklace with Green Jade and Pearl. This necklace features green jade beads, complemented by white pearls. The beads are strung together with silver accents...

Miriam Haskell Turquoise Glass Bead Multi-Strand Necklace. This vintage unmarked necklace features multi-strands of gold tone metal link strands and glass beads. The chains are in four sections of four for a total of sixteen strands. The clasp is a square box closure with tab. Adorning each side of the necklace are fifteen glass round turquoise colored beads set to form a dome flower shape with a clear rhinestone center and six smaller gold tone flower details with a clear rhinestone. One rhinestone is missing on one flower on both sides. On top of the box closure are two sets of gold tone leaves with a turquoise colored bead and two red bead accents. The necklace is 15 inches long. Born in Indiana, Miriam Haskell was an American designer of costume jewelry. Along with creative partner Frank Hess, she designed affordable pieces from 1920 through the 1960s. Her vintage pieces are widely collectable, she displayed her jewelry in New York City's McAlpin Hotel. She was known for making stones look so realistic, they are almost better than nature. Miriam Haskell jewelry...