Emmons

Pretty necklace made up of 1" domed openwork elements with metal leaves and flowers framed by roping. Each flower has a plastic center that simulates turquoise, coral, carnelian, and other semi-precious stones. The floral circles are flanked by Victorian style elements with a simulated pearl in the center of each. Maximum length of 16". As is often the case with vintage necklaces with a hook closure, the hook is brass.

Flower or cross design with simulated pearls and beautiful translucent blue cabochons. Please take note of the lovely metalwork. The pin is 2 1/2" across.

Emmons children's jewelry is rare, and it's great to find a set like this one. Each charm is 5/8" square and features a raised flower on a sunburst background. The pearls are scuffed, but it's not noticeable unless you look very closely. One pearl is a replacement. Signed EmJ, the necklace is 14" long, and the bracelet is 6 1/4" long.

Versatile faux stone and chain necklace is 44" long. It can be worn long or knotted or wrapped several times for a multi-strand look. The chain is a light goldtone color, and the faux stones are in blue, turquoise, rusty red and green.

Beautiful and RARE! This lovely necklace comes in its original hard box with a little brochure which explains that it was a limited edition creation to commemorate the new C.H. Stuart complex. The brochure is dated 1977. Without removing the necklace from its card, I estimate that it is about 18" long. The pendant is 1 3/4" long, and has a gorgeous German glass hematite stone topped by a shield of Austrian rhinestones. Beautiful metalwork completes this Timeless treasure!