LB offers Vintage Tibetan Painted beads Venetian Trade Tibetan Brass necklace

Vintage Chinese cinnabar and silver pendant,with red cinnabar beads,black onyx and sterling silver beads comprise this one of a kind, handmade necklace ...

This one of a kind,handmade,necklace features a vintage Hobe sterling silver brooch as its’ centerpiece. It hangs from a strand of baroque pearls, Kingma...

One of a kind,handmade,vintage faux ‘jade’ pendant from the 60’s on a strand of Venetian glass,vermeil, turquoise,and vintage faceted glass is on offer from Lorraine’s Bijoux.This mo...

Offering a Vintage Art Deco sterling silver brooch, with a vintage SS and marcasite pin. This is of a one of a kind handmade, statement necklace.,with v...

An extraordinary strand of history, this rare necklace dates back to the Iron Age (10th–8th century BCE) and features ancient Amlash-region hand-carved blue chalcedony beads. The org...

Beautiful, versatile necklace of 14k yellow gold, lapis lazuli and cultured pearls which may be worn four different ways: as a long 725mm (28.5 inch) gold, lapis and pearl necklace...

Beautiful, large, natural graduated oval bead antique amber necklace composed of thirty four hand knotted beads 25mm to 6mm, of desirable yellow-ora...

Superb, rare natural translucent faceted Baltic amber necklace of impressive size, gem quality and color reminiscent of fine rich cognac. This necklace has been tested for natural amber and has a high degree of electrical attraction. The reddish orange, vermillion color is scarcely seen in natural amber necklaces of this scale. Amber has long been associated with the power of attraction and excellent communication, as is the color red- making this necklace doubly desirable. 38.5 inches (97.8cm) long, 31mm by 14mm to 13mm by 9mm Weight: 192.6 grams Late 19th Century Provenance: Estate of a US Ambassador Composed of 67 hand faceted graduated amber beads measuring 31mm to 13mm, well matched, translucent, some with natural inclusions. Slightly varying in shape and faceting consistent with being hand made and soft from handling over time. Very minor abrasions observed under magnification. A necklace of this size and quality would most assuredly have been created for a member of the aristocracy. A very similar necklace is illustrated in Louis Sherr Dubin's The History of Beads, from 30,000 BC to the Present, page 295 with the description: Faceted Baltic amber (succinite) said to have belonged to a member of the Russian imperial court. The amber was cut in the Baltic at Konigsberg. Center bead length, 3.1 cm. Collection Wolf Hunger, London A smaller size faceted amber necklace...