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Family Jewels |
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Hello Fashion Diggers...
 We're always on the lookout for fab
jewelry...especially this time of the year when our gift list calls for
something special (read: unique) for that special person. From Art Deco
bracelets to rhinestone chokers and mini-chandelier earrings the site is loaded
with one-of-a-kind vintage pieces that are definite standouts!
For antique lovers on your list check out the estate jewelry like the
incredible Art Deco gold plated jeweled snake pendant with coiled body banded
with rows of jet black rhinestones, the elegant gilded brass and topaz bracelet
and earrings set and the sexy 30s Czech baguette choker with glittering white
rhinestones.
Designer jewelry collectors will love the beautiful 40s Weiss Calla Lily
brooch, the Coro Art Deco gold-plated bracelet designed by Adolph Katz and the
50s Lisner brooch and earrings set...and don't miss the vintage-inspired
jewelry by Vera Battemarco like the delicate mini-chandelier earrings made with
hand-faceted amethyst, citrine drops and fresh water pearls. Have a bird, fish
or insect lover on your list? Check out the sparkly rhinestone dove, swordfish,
butterfly, swan and dragonfly pins!
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Women's Jewelry
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 Satin Doll
Boutique
The newest shop on FASHIONDIG is owned by Victoria Rose and is located in the
Western U.S. The shop specializes in stunning vintage eveningwear, couture
clothing, accessories and outrageous glitzy costume jewelry. Head's up to all
size 6 Fashion Diggers - check out the Andrea Pfister rhinestone pumps! Satin
Doll's favorite sources for vintage finds are estate sales..."We find the
best quality items have already been partially 'dug' and ready for us to pick
and choose from."
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  Brandi:
My mother and I are making and selling handbags using vintage fabrics. I
recently bought a slightly damaged but fabulous fur muff and thought we could
add some fur trim to a few evening bags. The problem is I am having difficulty
identifying the fur. I own and wear vintage mink and fox and beaver, but this
is like none of them! Do you know of a book or website for help? Also, I would
like to be able to clean it myself. The only fur cleaner in town charges 5
times what I paid for it and I would like to keep a reasonable profit margin.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
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