Posted 14 years ago
vintagemad
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Just a few of my beaded necklaces. I wear these the most of all of them,I have about 40 more beaded ones. But these are my faves.
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Posted 14 years ago
vintagemad
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Just a few of my beaded necklaces. I wear these the most of all of them,I have about 40 more beaded ones. But these are my faves.
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these just look like modern native american jewelry. Common in the tourist trade industry. unfortunately i dont think they hold too much monetary value but more sentimental. they remind us of our native american heritage and is something we all ought to remember. :)
Yhea I can see why you think they are native american but most of them are W. Germany. A few are vendom by Coro and a couple are Japan. They are all vintage the earliest from the 30's and the latest from the 70's but most are late 50's early 60's. As far as worth you would be surprised to know that they range from $5 to $60. Thanks and happy hunting!
Ahh I see! Very nice! Looking forward to seeing the rest of your collection! THanks and happy hunting to you as well :)
Cool stuff and really something you can hold on to for the future
what is the best way to store vintage jewelry ? I see you have some type of trays ? Thank you.
The best way to store vintage or any jewelry is lying flat and away from moisture. I have been searching for an antique printers cabinet or a specimen cabinet but have not been able to find any at a price I can afford. So I like to use old tool cabinets lined with bubble wrap and fabric . I hang many of my necklaces though, the special one's all lay flat in a drawer.