Vintage Heidi Daus Jewelry Buying Guide

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Those of you not as familiar with Heidi Daus jewelry are in for a visual treat. Her collection features statement pieces of the highest order, with intricate designs, multiple colored crystals and a unique artistry often combining sculpted detailing and geometric, Art Deco-influenced styling.  Heidi traveled the world at a young age and brought back many … Read more

Buying Guide for Vintage Alice Caviness Jewelry

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Alice Caviness was a true “Southern belle,” and her jewelry reflected her charm, femininity and exquisite taste. While some of her pieces reflected the styles of the Victorian Era, mostly they had the exuberance and promise of prosperity of post war America. Looking for Vintage Alice Caviness Jewelry? Learn about history, jewelry marks, materials used, … Read more

Vintage Les Bernard Jewelry Buying Guide

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Les Bernard costume jewelry was original, innovative, and very high quality and was beloved by those with exquisite taste.  Looking for vintage Les Bernard jewelry? Learn about the history, materials used, jewelry marks, and collectable pieces in this guide. table of contents Brief History of Les Bernard JewelryJewelry MarksJewelry MaterialsCollectable Vintage Les Bernard JewelryTips for Buying … Read more

What is Victorian Jewelry?

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Victorian jewelry was crafted during the Victorian era between 1837 and 1901. There are three periods within this scope of time.The Romantic Period (1837-1860)The Grand Period (1860–1880)The Late Victorian or Aesthetic Period (1880 -1901)The Victorian era was noted for both fine jewelry and costume jewelry. With the introduction of the Industrial Revolution, jewelry no longer … Read more

Vintage Christmas Jewelry – History and Designers

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Looking for vintage Christmas jewelry? Learn about the history, designers, and where to buy in this guide.Since Victorian times, people have worn decorative items to show their excitement for the Christmas season. At first, women wore somewhat fragile corsages of fresh sprigs of holly or pine, berries, and colorful ribbons. These were gradually replaced by … Read more