Using an old meaning of the word 'jewel' (a costly ornament or bauble of precious metals and/or gems), we playfully present these fakes with an eye towards their beauty.... The color casts in the stones are artifacts of scanning... |
Jewels |
last update: 20 Jul 2008 |
| size | style# or name | picture | description / suggested usage | price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ¾" square | Small Silver & Diamond Square |  |
A shank-back button perfect for 1600s-1700s. | $10 ea. |
| 1" square | Large Silver & Diamond Square |  |
A coordinating although slightly different shank-back button also perfect for 1600s-1700s. | $12 ea. |
| ½" x scant 1¼" | Pendant Teardrop Jewel |  |
These would make perfect eardrops for 1600s-1700s... I'm sure there are other uses, too. | $4 ea. Please specify 'gold' or 'silver' & how many. |
| 1¼" x 2½" | Bodice Jewel |  |
Available in either brooch-back or with sewing loops. These would make ideal 1600s-1700s bodice jewels or (using the loop-back version) totally over-the-top but oh-so-right 1700s ear-drops! (Nota bene: a snow-white 'pearl' was used for the silver-tone while a cream-white one was used for the gold-tone.) |
$8 ea. Please specify 'gold' or 'silver' & how many of what kind of backing. |
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