2017_09_05



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We have similar saint and Mid Century items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. To view in separate listings, please visit our store and search "saint" or "Mid Century" under our Buy-It-Now items.

Listing description by: Chris T.

The Piece

Markings: 14k - but this is a faux marking, tested, and guaranteed

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Accent stone: --

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Item measurements:
  • length: 1.25"
  • width: 1.00"
  • bale width: 7 mm
Notable features:
  • handmade
Damage: Age appropriate wear. Wear throughout.

*This listing is for the item only. All display boxes and/or photography props do not come with your purchase.*


The History

The Mid-Century era, 1935 to 1965, encompassed many new styles of art and architecture and this carried over to jewelry making. This exciting time for jewelry saw movements such as Hollywood Regency, Modernism, Brutalism, and the Atomic Age. Native American artisans were also making their mark in the jewelry industry. Artisans used many kinds of metals, gemstones, glass, and experimented with ceramic and wood as well. This era was filled with new and innovative designs, while also rejuvenating and reinventing older styles. The unique jewelry which emerged from this era is still very popular today.


shipping


Domestic US: all items ship within one business day of receiving payment. Pricing on single and multi-purchase transactions can be seen below:

  • USPS first class

  • USPS priority mail

  • USPS priority express

International: All packages are sent via USPS and pricing is based on buyer location. We do not undervalue packages for customs, please do not ask us to do so. What you pay is what we will claim on your customs form. Please take this into consideration before placing your bid.



payment


Several forms of payment accepted.



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The Mid-Century era, 1935 to 1965, encompassed many new styles of art and architecture and this carried over to jewelry making. This exciting time for jewelry saw movements such as Hollywood Regency, Modernism, Brutalism, and the Atomic Age. Native American artisans were also making their mark in the jewelry industry. Artisans used many kinds of metals, gemstones, glass, and experimented with ceramic and wood as well. This era was filled with new and innovative designs, while also rejuvenating and reinventing older styles. The unique jewelry which emerged from this era is still very popular today. International: All packages are sent via USPS and pricing is based on buyer location. We do not undervalue packages for customs, please do not ask us to do so. What you pay is what we will clai