April 16, 2024
2 Vintage Rhinestone Necklace/Blue Flower/Swarovski Clr
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Two vintage rhinestone choker length necklaces. The Blue Flowers have light blue faceted petals with dark blue centers - all stones are individually case and prong set in silvertone metal. It has a clear rhinestone extension chain and silver chain ending with a hook closure for adjustment. Total length is 14-3/4". The flowers are 1/2" diameter. The last rhinestone is dark and has a nib that may have broken away from additional length of stones. The all clear sparkling rhinestone rounds and baguettes necklace is rhodium plated. The center piece is linked in three sections with largest stones in the center that taper in size to the ends and cross the channel set baguette portion. The side pieces start with larger stones that graduate to smaller diameter at the ends. No missing or dead stones. It has a hook closure with opposite rhinestone chain extension that ends with a large faceted oval. The back is stamped with an edelweiss flower that was an early mark for Swarovski jewelry. It has substantial weight and a quality feel. Total length is 16". Packaged weight will be under 1# . PLEASE EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS. Shipping US Priority for this item is $5.25 or $3.00 First Class. Insurance is optional and additional. Mandatory Delivery Confirmation is included in these rates as "handling charge". Any number of jewelry items may be shipped
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