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tessbuckler
really fun .... well done you ;D
hopeanza
I love Owls my daughter nick name is Owl eyes!! Cute!!
annabu
love, love owls!
andshesaid
owlys... :)
laikki
omg!!! what an unbelieveable set... i love owls!!! :)
bisque
Wow!! This is awesome to know. In a local bazaar, someone was selling a necklace that looks exactly like the fredflare hinged owl necklace. I have to see if it's still there to check it out. :)
gwyn
Knock knock....who's there? WHO. Who who? "We've got an owl in our set!"
hahahahhaha Okay, super lame knock knock joke, but I couldn't resist! Hey girl...whole lotta owls going on here! Beautiful colors and textures! Hugs & have a great day! ♥
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~*~ My *OWL* Jewelry Collection
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Introducing *The Vintage Owl* Collection....popular in the 1960's & 1970's.
Today it is quite a trend....however, "Buyer Beware". There are some terrible knock-offs out there and the necklaces are poorly made, flexible, and the silver or gold finish has been painted on a hard plastic. WORTHLESS....!!
The authentic ones are heavy metal and are on large linked chains; usually segmented & movable. The eyes are made of rhinestones or precious gems, such as onyx & turquoise....as well as the bodies. The older ones come strung on a multi-strand, graduated length chain necklace. If you have one of these...DO NOT SELL IT but KEEP IT. Valuable ones are made by Sarah Coventry (gold-tone), Avon (silver-tone), and if you find a owl pin marked *J J* ~ hang on to it for dear life. It is hard-to-find and has become quite rare. Any owl necklace or brooch that has a turquoise inlay is *priceless*. The owl shown in the lower left is a marcasite & rhinestone owl...note the eyes.
Today it is quite a trend....however, "Buyer Beware". There are some terrible knock-offs out there and the necklaces are poorly made, flexible, and the silver or gold finish has been painted on a hard plastic. WORTHLESS....!!
The authentic ones are heavy metal and are on large linked chains; usually segmented & movable. The eyes are made of rhinestones or precious gems, such as onyx & turquoise....as well as the bodies. The older ones come strung on a multi-strand, graduated length chain necklace. If you have one of these...DO NOT SELL IT but KEEP IT. Valuable ones are made by Sarah Coventry (gold-tone), Avon (silver-tone), and if you find a owl pin marked *J J* ~ hang on to it for dear life. It is hard-to-find and has become quite rare. Any owl necklace or brooch that has a turquoise inlay is *priceless*. The owl shown in the lower left is a marcasite & rhinestone owl...note the eyes.
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