Vintage Bogoff Diamante Choker Necklace Circa 1960s

Vintage Diamante Emerald Shape With Baguette Choker Necklace Circa 1960s. Baguettes go all the way around the necklace to form the beautiful part in an elevated shape of a marquis on...

Vintage Hattie Carnegie Diamante and Sapphire Blue Cabochon Wide Collar Necklace Circa 1960s. Gorgeous Piece from the 1960s. This is truly such...

Vintage Pennino Leaf Art Deco Choker Necklace Circa 1960s. This is a gorgeous choker necklace from Pennino. They made such magnificent items, which gave them the illusion of being fi...

Vintage Trifari Baguette and Pave Choker Necklace Circa 1960s. This is such a beautiful necklace and is in such great shape. There are bars o...

Channel the style and class of the 1960s with our amazing white rhinestone choker necklace! Milky white rhinestones contrasted with crystals through...

VERY BREEZY presents: The only things better than finding one of these increasingly rare diamanté jewels is find a set of them— still in their original box! This parure was made in the 1940s by jeweler Phyllis originals. The festoon style of the necklace recalls the romantic styles of the Georgian and...

Finely crafted in 18k yellow gold with Round Brilliant cut Diamonds weighing approximately a total of 20.00 carats. Signed by Jose Hess Circa 1960s 15 inches long

The luminous untreated jadeite jade beads that compose this 20" necklace are so faintly light green, that they appear white. Well, but not white; not really, because they are far too fascinating to be merely white like a piece of paper or a sheet. It is as if an apparition has assumed bead form and settled around the neck. These gorgeous, succulent beads seem filled with a reserve of light they have gathered during the day in order to release back into the night like a whisper. If you like pearls but wish for something denser, more grounded in the material world, these may be for you. They do look like pearls from a distance, a pristine strand of vintage cultured Akoya pearls. But then, up close, what are they? White sapphires? What could they be? Most people, of course, have no idea jade is anything other than green. The individual beads measure approximately 8.5mm for a clean, unified presentation around the neck. I am a second-generation collector of jade and have loved Gump's jade jewelry all my life. Gump's was an iconic San Francisco department store that was founded in the 19th century and awed the world with their remarkable and unique pieces until 2005 when they were sold. Gump's never used any dyed or treated jade in any of their jewelry, so they remain one of very few brands that you never need to have tested; vintage Gump...