1970's necklace is 18 inches long with 3mm pearls and a gold clasp.

A silver Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) bracelet is a significant piece of feminist history, originally popularized in the 1970s.

During the height of the ERA push in the 1970s, the League of Women Voters of the United States (LWVUS) produced silver-colored nickel cuffs embossed with "ERA". These were worn by prominent activists like Betty Friedan and Shirley Chisholm.

Rare, vintage, Kramer of New York signed blue rhinestone necklace and earring set.

• Dark Blue
• Rhodium Plated
• Low wear
• 1950's vintage

Founded in New York City in 1943 by Louis Kramer and his brothers, Kramer of New York was a premier mid-century costume jewelry brand famous for its intricate, high-quality designs. Known for their brilliant Austrian rhinestones, floral motifs, and parures (matching jewelry sets), the brand famously advertised their creations under the slogan "The Diamond Look by Kramer".

The company officially closed in 1980, but their vintage pieces remain highly sought after by collectors and fashion enthusiasts.

Stunning bohemian concho turquoise multi-strand necklace with rough-cut stones and stainless steel clasp.

Concho turquoise combines the classic round, oval, or scalloped shape of Southwestern conchos with vibrant turquoise gemstones. Commonly found on traditional Navajo belts, leathercraft, and jewelry, these pieces typically feature antiqued silver or copper settings.

Attwood and Sawyer gold-tone rope necklace with pendant and earrings. Pendant includes rhinestone accents.

Includes original box.

Vintage Attwood & Sawyer (A&S) rope necklaces with pendants are collectible 1980s and 1990s statement pieces, famous for their 22ct gold plating and high-end Swarovski crystals.