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IIJJ-009551
Topaz Cabochons Brooch
Brooch, Bug Insect, closed navettes, riveted florette, textured metal wings, figure eight eyes, Round wire curled UP…
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Gray (black Diamond) Dentelle Brooch
Brooch Musical Instrument in a Banjo style. Large dentelle framed in rhinestone chaining. Textured square metal arm…
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Topaz Diamond Brooch
Brooch stylized Musical instrument. Cast pave channel neck with glued baguette and cast tuning pegs.The body has…
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IIJJ-009548
Green Baguettes Brooch
Brooch Musical instrument, All closed back chatons on the body, aka pot, Cast pave channel neck, and cast machinehead…
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AB Chatons Only Brooch
Brooch Musical - Banjo -Figure Eights Frame - Textured Wire Strings
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Red Dentelle Multi-Color/Shaded Brooch
Brooch Musical Balalaika - Russian - Figure Eights - Rhinestone Chaining, open back vitrail dentelle
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