1. Vintage Trifari gold-tone herringbone chain necklace measures 14.5” from clasp to center point. Trifari was an Italian in New York City that reached creative heights in the ‘30’s with the addition of Alfred Philippe his fine jewelry expert from Cartier. In the mid to late 20th century he produced classic gold-tone chains. These versatile chains remain a staple accessory that’s appreciated for their durability, timeless drape and polished appearance. Valued @ $25-$45

2. Vintage rhinestone bracelet by Sarah Coventry was founded in 1949 in Newark, NY and ceased operations in the 1980’s. Valued @ $15-$30.

3. Vintage rhinestone bracelet by Monet was established by the Chernow brothers in 1927. By 1930 they primarily focused on costume designs earning a reputation for quality and durability. Marked items bearing their logo remain popular today with collectors. Valued @ $25-$40

4. Vintage gold herringbone bracelet sleek style was a staple accessory throughout the ‘70’s and ‘80’s. Valued @ $50-$100