Cameos are often carved from shell, hardstone, and even glass. Learn the history of cameo jewelry, and what makes some cameos more desirable than others.
Coco Chanel introduced costume jewelry to her famous collections, turning something considered cheap and tacky into a symbol of modern style. Here's what you should know.
Promoting their rhinestone jewelry as Ice, Eisenberg remains as distinctively cool today with collectors as when it was first offered in the 1930s.
A symbol of majesty, the oak tree has been a common motif for tiaras.
What’s colorful and fun, and collectible year-round? Christmas costume jewelry!
An uncommon delight, Selro and Selini costume jewelry sparkles in unfamiliar ways for many collectors.
With creative partner Frank Hess, Miriam Haskell designed affordable costume jewelry pieces promoted by some of Hollywood's biggest names. Her vintage items are eagerly collected for good reason.
Dishfunctional Designs creates one-of-a-kind wearable mementos from discarded fragments of antique china, pottery, glass and textiles.
Made by DeLizza & Elster, Juliana Jewelry offers distinct characteristics that savvy costume jewelry shoppers can learn to spot.
Identifying unmarked pieces is one of the biggest mysteries costume jewelry collectors face. With a little know-how you'll become a regular Sherlock Holmes. Start your jewelry detective journey here.
Durable and stylish, mass-produced copper jewelry in the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s is as colorful to wear as it is worry-free. Enjoy its beauty throughout the day and move on with your business.
Costume jewelry expert Pamela Wiggins Siegel discusses the Napier Co.'s jewelry from the 1920s and gives tips for dating it.
Styles reviving the decade include costume jewelry fashioned from natural elements like wood, leather, horn, and seashells, vividly hued statement pieces, over-sized chains and pearls.
Fabulous Antique and Vintage Estate Silver, including Gorham-Whiting, Reed and Barton, Tiffany, and more, at . Lots close Thursday, April 1 @ 10AM EST.