14k Gold Textured Cross Pendant

This statement necklace will put your statement necklace to shame. This beautiful and dramatic Kenneth (jay) Lane Necklace will elevate your jewelry collection and have everyone in awe. Details include a flower-shaped pendant made of giant blue rhinestone jewels that measure 1.5in x 1in and a long chain that will create a dramatic and elongated look. Pair with a simple YSL silhouetted dress or pull inspiration from Rhianna and pair with a vintage Chanel belt and vintage denim jeans...

1970s bakelite necklace from none other than Guillemette L'Hoir Paris- designer of avant-garde art inspired jewelry made from Galalith. This piece is made out of various shades of Ga...

Breathtaking 14K white gold choker style necklace circa 1980s! Featuring the most beautiful charm compromised of a 1.5 carat emerald cut pink sapphire complimented by 18 round diamon...

Very Rare and Important piece created by Fiaschi for Emilio Pucci in the 1980's. This authentic vintage Pucci necklace made of plexi glass gem stones in burnt orange, blue, red, gree...

A striking gilded metal and coloured Bakelite cabuchon pendant by Lanvin from 1970. At a time when fashion was pushing ahead into Space Age designs and ways of living, Lanvin too wer...

This lovely vintage art deco vintage carnelian, sterling silver and marquisette necklace lays beautifully on the chest. The carnelian stone which is the pendant is surrounded by marq...

Soar to new heights of glamour. This enticing hummingbird design is covered from head to feathered tail in rich, sparkling crystal details. It's just what you need to get ahead of th...

1940's Layola Fourtane Mid-Century Modern Metal Art Sculptural Necklace from Mrs. Gump's Estate --featured in copper metal with multicolored stones that border the pendant with a lapis center stone. Pendant completed detaches from the chain. Length - 17'' with pendant attached, 15'' without pendant attached Pendant Dimensions - 2'' x 1.75'' Ed and Loyola were “renowned for their exquisite jewelry” according to the MarinScope. Frank describes Loyola Fourtane as “a nationally renowned jeweler” whose “work was in great demand in museum shops around the country and in Hollywood movies”. “Fourtane jewelry has become famous indeed. To recite a few of their successes: The Smithsonian…purchased fifteen choice pieces. Loyola’s work was exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum…One of her necklaces was selected by Harper’s Bazaar…Furthermore Loyola designed jewelry for stage celebrities Cornel Wilde, Greer Garson...