1960s Miriam Haskell Espresso Glass Bead & Baroque Pearl Multi Strand Necklace

Miriam Haskell jewellery is some of the most prized and beautiful costume jewellery from the 20th century. The intricate designs coupled with their novel colours and materials have ...

Double stranded pink freshwater pearls, carefully separated by individual translucent glass seed beads, gathered at either end with pink lace & velvet tie-up closure. Freshwater p...

Hand-blown glass cobalt beads and black spinel beads are hand strung in this statement piece from the Early 1950s. The history of the brand “Original by Robert” dates back to 1942. ...

The start of plastic jewellery was seen in the middle of the 19th century and it became very popular in the 1920's and 30's. Celluloid was the first quality of plastics which was used, then followed Bakelite and Catalin. The invention of Bakelite took place in 1909. Sometime later Catalin was produced. Catalin was easy for mass production and at the same time affordable. Du Pont is the pioneer in the field of Lucite and made it popular in the 1930’s as an alternative to Bakelite which was an expensive grade of plastic. Because of its versatility it became a popular choice for costume jewellery and became even more popular in 1950s for its Jelly Belly Jewellery...

Very long and striking necklace of faceted black spinels with cultured black oval pearls, fresh white cercle off round pearls and large freshwater white baroque pearls. There is a s...

Stunning and collectible Miriam Haskell Faux Pearl Necklace of multiple strands of creamy signature faux pearls with elaborately embroidered pav...

Vintage three strand cultured Keshi Baroque Pearl and 14K yellow gold necklace - fine quality and luster to the pearls - featuring two 14K gold one inch spacers with smaller gold balls...

Miriam Haskell's classic five strand choker necklace of signature baroque pearls with adjustable pearl chain closure and russian gilt metal mounts. Ha...