Sarah Coventry

This pretty ring has an arched goldtone setting that frames a carved plastic insert with a floral design. Lovely burgundy color. Adjustable; currently about a size 7.

1 1/2" long earrings with lovely detail.

Antiqued goldtone pin with all the elements of the Great Seal of the United States, including the arrows of war and the olive branch of peace. Very detailed. 1 3/8" across.

3/4" textured setting holds a light pink focal bead surrounded by white simulated pearls. Adjustable; never removed from its card.

Lovely, delicate necklace with a glass stone that simulates rose quartz and is crowned with a pink rhinestone. The curving metalwork setting reminds me of a sleek wishbone. The pendant is 7/8" long, and the chain can be worn at 16" or 18".

Pretty little roses are 5/16" in diameter.

Classic Victorian design with an Art Deco flair. Adjustable; currently size 6 1/2.

Beautiful, sparkling aqua rhinestones in the center of loose, swirling golden knots. A bit more than 5/8" in diameter. Unsigned, but shown in the color Cardex cards.

Arctic Pearl is one of the very first designs offered by Sarah Coventry. Each beautifully framed white plastic cabochon is 1" long. One of numerous anomalies in Sarah Coventry jewelry, Arctic Pearl is not pearlescent. The necklace is 17 1/2" long, and the bracelet is 7 1/4" long. Unsigned, but shown in 1950 documentation. The white and gold version of the black and silver Mystery design. Minor scratches I couldn't get to show in the photo.

Cute little money bag charm is 3/4" long.

Cute lamppost charm is just over 1" long. It has two rhinestones for the light, and the little sign states, "Million Dollar Weeks - 1964." 7 1/2" long.

The charm is just over 1" in diameter and was awarded for having recruited 5 Fashion Show Directors who met certain sales qualifications. The charm is marked Ster on the back, and the bracelet is marked Sterling on the clasp. 7 1/4" long.

This charm is just over 1" in diameter and was awarded for having recruited 10 Fashion Show Directors who met certain sales qualifications.

The charm has the number 15 framed with the words "Hundred Dollars Club" and two little stars. I'm guessing this was awarded for reaching $1500 in sales. Just under 1" in diameter.

This charm is 1 1/8" in diameter. A large dollar sign sits atop a shiny sunburst on one side, while the other side is antiqued and has the letters MM atop a dollar sign background. Thanks to fellow collector Shirley for letting me know the MM stands for Multi-Million Dollar Weeks.