This bangle bracelet is 1 inches wide and covered with ornate trim, including a sprinkling of rhinestone. It's round and 2 1/4 inches in diameter with a sturdy spring opposite opening clamp.
I have no idea of age and origin but it is flawless.
Manufacturer: US?  

This vintage slide bracelet is a little shorter than then usual - 6 1/2 inches with 5 links of pearl, Ventian glass, amethyst, imitation jade and coral and a nice take on lapis. The brackets are soldered over a link chain as you can see in the image of the back. Very good condition.
 

9 square links of amethyst faceted glass are set with prongs in silver metal with open backs. Measures 7 inches and has no boo-boos on glass.

 

Maybe this neat bracelet is 2 shades of brass but the ovals are yellowish and the rounds are coppery looking. Measures 7 inches with spring clasp and in excellent condition - how could you hurt this kind of bracelet?
 

This vintage slide bracelet is a little shorter than then usual - 6 1/2 inches with 5 links of pearl, Ventian glass, amethyst, imitation jade and coral and a nice take on lapis. The brackets are soldered over a link chain as you can see in the image of the back. Very good condition.
 

I think this 50's or 60's link bracelet is Florenza but it is not marked. Nice aqua and pink rhinestones set in a gilded white. 7 inches long, excellent condition.
 

I think this is a Victorian inspired necklace from the 30's. It measures 14 inches but could easily have some chain added. Green opaque stones are in excellent condition.
 

Very unusual bracelet of goldtone mesh with prongset amethyst faceted stones set atop the mesh with a drop of solder which can be seen through the back of the mesh. Excellent condition.
 

I believe that this is a reproduction but an old one - maybe '30s since it has excellent workmanship: see prongset dangling marquise cut amethyst glass stones. Unusual spring hook, pretty chain, very good condition.
 

Here is a lovely enameled portray of Isis, goddess of Fertility on a fine box chain of 24 inches with no clasp necessary. Enamel is mainly a medium blue with highlights of white and red. A closeup of one "wing" shows a small, skillfully done repair to the blue. Considered in pricing.
 

I should have a category for handcrafted itmes to show something like this. Most amazing and extremely colorful, it measures 3 x 2 inches, has leaves and turqoise glass stones and bright beads, all hand-soldered onto a
dark silver-tone stem. I took it to an artist friend for a bit of touch up on the enamel and she had a wonderful time adding doing the green repairs and going on to red highlights, so it is the creation of 2 artists. Safety clasp and a real eye-catcher.
 

I vote for Jasper but it could be jade.
This large (1 3/4 x 1 `1/4)
goldfilled pendant is loaded with filigree and a 5/8 inch bezelset stone.
Back plaque has says "7VT..RD 12 K GF."
30 inch twisted chain is not the original but looks great with filigree.
 

This very impressive vintage bracelet has 5 wide and wider links totaling 7 inches with an sturdy box spring clasp. Two sizes of foilbacked topaz stones highlight the flowery antique brass finish. Only one looks like it may have been scratched a little as often happens in stones on bracelets.
Considered in pricing.
 

This graceful and rather large (2 1/2 inches across middle) flower pin probably started its post-production life in a dimestore. Its painted red flower aren't quite bleedhearts but close. Leaves are a bluish-green and paint is in excellent condition. Stem shows either wear or texture. safetly pin closure.
 

I think these flowers might be labelled lotus but it is only a guess. All the clear and green rhinestones are in good condition and the green paint has only a few small scratches. Stem, where it is natural to hold it, has a bit of wear on it too but overall, the condition is very good. Under the gold finish is potmetal and it has a safety clasp. Unsigned: another very nice 30's pin which no maker has claimed.