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AZillion SPARKLZ VINTAGE COSTUME JEWELRY - p. 4 Cufflinks, Tie ... Huge sapphire blue glass rhinestones prong set above gold tone "diamond cut" round frames. Vintage costume jewelry quality toggle cuff links, ... 9.
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SPARKLES VINTAGE COSTUME JEWELRY The following is from an unsigned article, titled "INEXPENSIVE NECKLACES", the November 1904 issue of The Modern Priscilla, Boston, Massachusetts. ... |
