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Value: $25–$75
A department-store or catalog-market necklace typical of the 1980s–1990s, sold as a ‘genuine ruby & opal’ piece, but with no visible karat hallmark and likely gold-plated mounts. The opals appear to be small navette...
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Value: $15–45 (auction/liquidation estimate, assuming plated metal and small...
A boxed, late-20th-century retail necklace sold as a “Genuine Ruby Opal Necklace.” The design and generic plaque suggest department-store or catalog jewelry. Without a visible karat stamp or maker’s mark, it should be...
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Value: $30–$80
A boxed piece of late-20th-century commercial jewelry often sold in department/mall settings. The design with leaf-like settings and the word “GENUINE” on the plaque is consistent with affordable gift jewelry. Without a...
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Value: USD 20–50
This appears to be a late 20th-century tourist or boutique cuff rather than a sterling or Native American artisan piece. The uniform cast/embossed scroll pattern, blackened contrast ground, bright machine-even borders...
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Value: $15–$40
This is a modern, artisan-style fashion necklace assembled from mixed beads and finished with a rustic, silver-plated pewter toggle clasp. The crown touchmark is decorative and not a recognized precious-metal hallmark...
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Value: $15 – $35 (auction/liquidation estimate)
This is a contemporary statement necklace typical of mall/department-store fashion brands (e.g., Chico’s-type offerings) using mixed materials and an intentionally distressed, oversized clasp. The crown stamp is a...
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Value: $15 – $35
This appears to be a modern costume necklace using mixed media beads and a large antiqued silvertone toggle clasp stamped with a crown. The construction, materials and finish suggest a fashion-brand piece (possibly...
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Value: $15 – $40
This appears to be a modern, boutique or catalog-store costume necklace with a large crown-stamped clasp. The crown is a decorative maker’s emblem, not a British sterling hallmark, and the metal reads as plated base...
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Value: $20 – $60 (auction/liquidation range)
A colorful, contemporary fashion necklace with intentionally distressed, hammered clasp and a generic crown hallmark. The mix of materials and lack of precious-metal marks point to modern costume jewelry rather than...
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Value: US $15 - $40
This appears to be a modern fashion necklace rather than an antique or precious-metal piece. The intentionally distressed, cast toggle and lack of ‘925’/sterling or maker’s name point to silver-plated pewter/alloy...
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Value: $15 – $35 (auction/liquidation estimate)
This is a modern, boho-style costume necklace assembled from mixed materials. The large irregular, hammered-look toggle and antiqued finish are typical of 2000s boutique jewelry. The crown stamp on the clasp is a...
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Value: $20 - $60
This appears to be an artisan-assembled or small-batch fashion necklace using mixed media beads and an antiqued, cast alloy clasp with a generic crown stamp. No sterling or maker’s signature is present, and the clasp’s...
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Value: USD $25–$60 (auction/liquidation)
This is a decorative contemporary costume necklace rather than a precious-metal or antique piece. The crown symbol on the clasp is a generic maker’s emblem used on base-metal findings and is not an assay hallmark. The...
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Value: USD $20–$60 (auction/liquidation estimate)
This appears to be a contemporary artisan or boutique-piece necklace assembled from assorted beads with a prominent antiqued silver-tone toggle clasp. The crown stamp on the clasp reads as a decorative or generic...