This is a superb rendition of an art deco filigree ring. This lovely art deco ring is reminiscent of those so popular at the turn of the 20th century. It is very unusual in that it has a blueish glow stemming from a blue color on the underside of the ring. The Cubic Zirconias are lovely as are the real sapphires.

Other Vintage Rhinestone Jewelry to consider are:-

Mara's Rhinestone Jewelry Set - Topaz

Mara's Rhinestone Jewelry Set - Topaz

Gift sets are sure to please every jewelry lover on your list - shop today to enjoy incredible deals!Mara's Rhinestone Jewelry Set - Topaz gives you the complete look for less! Felt and faux leather backing holds topaz hued rhinestones and acrylic beads to the bib necklace.

Satin ribbons let you tie the necklace at whatever length you prefer. Matching hook back earrings complete the look! Metal: Lead free gold tone Material: Felt and faux leather backing, satin ribbons Stone: Rhinestone Measures: Necklace embellishment approx. 6.5 inches at widest point by 6.5 inches at tallest point, ribbons approx. 17 inches long on each side. Earrings approx. 2 inches long by 1/2 inch at widest point. Earrings: Hook backings

Outlet Item: Gift Set: Mara's Rhinestone Jewelry Set - Topaz  

Silver Tone Rhinestone Bridal Necklace Earrings Bracelet 3-pcs Set

Silver Tone Rhinestone Bridal Necklace Earrings Bracelet 3-pcs Set

This fancy design jewelry set comes with matching necklace, earrings and bracelet. Set in silver tone metal alloy and dazzled with rhinestone crystal. Necklace measures 15 inch with 4 inch extension. Earrings measure 2.25 inch tall. Bracelet measures 7 inch with 2 inch extension. A beautiful matching jewelry set gift for wedding party and bridesmaid gift.

Silver Tone Rhinestone Bridal Necklace Earrings Bracelet 3-pcs Set  

Rhinestones have played an important role in costume jewelry for hundreds of years. It is used to enhance and accent, and sometimes rhinestones will provide the entire design. During the Victorian period common motifs for jewelry included snakes, flowers, and hands most often adorned with rhinestones.
The 1890s were a time for extravagant jewelry heavily adorned with rhinestones. As time moved forward designs became simpler with figural shapes once again making their fashion statement. However this time they were small and more elegant with small rhinestone accents.

During the Edwardian period extravagance had made a comeback with diamonds and pearls being the focal point. Once again rhinestones were in heavy use, often used to imitate the real thing.

During the 1920s fashions were rapidly changing. Dresses had gone from fitted to a looser more comfortable style. Two distinct styles occurred during this era ñ the feminine style and the androgynous style. Jewelry from the 1920s drew on the art deco period. The majority of rhinestone jewelry was made with clear rhinestones.

As the 1920s moved jewelry once again became bolder. Dramatic color was in style. Designer Coco Chanel was an integral figure in the setting the stage for jewelry of this era.

During the 1930s during the depression labor intensive fashion was no longer feasible. While the world was in turmoil, jewelry represented an affordable comfort to many women. Inexpensive costume jewelry could be used to revitalize an old outfit. The industry began to produce bright colored enamel pieces accented with rhinestones. Dogs, birds, or cats with a rhinestone eye were common place.

The jewelry during the 1940s once again became big and bold with rhinestones being produced in every imaginable color, large stones set on large bold settings was the norm.

By the 1950s there were two very distinct looks ñ elegant and sophisticated for the more mature woman, and casual and fun for the younger woman. The 1950s saw jewelry made completely from rhinestones. For the younger woman were flirty pieces, for the older woman sophisticated elegance. Rhinestone parures became extremely popular.

In 1953 the aurora borealis rhinestone was introduced to the market with its fabulous array of color. It was an instant hit!

By 1960s women were wearing very functional clothing. By the late 1960s the hippie fashions were extremely popular with their roots tied to Mother Nature. Tie dyed shirts, long flowing skirts, frayed jeans were everywhere. This generation had no interest in rhinestone jewelry.

By the mid 1970s the punk look had been born and the rhinestone was revitalized. It was the disco movement brought the rhinestone back to center stage. The disco movement turned into the club movement during the 1980s and rhinestone jewelry continued to gain popularity.

Since the 1970s rhinestone have remained main stream in the jewelry world. They continue to gain popularity and today there is a style to suit almost every ones needs. There is rhinestone jewelry which is perfect for a bride, rhinestone jewelry for a prom girl, rhinestone jewelry for the young and fun crowd, the business woman, the sophisticated woman, and the mature woman. Beautiful pieces of rhinestone jewelry adorn almost every womanís accessories.

If trends are an indication of the rhinestones future, it appears to have a vibrant healthy life ahead of it. Pleasing for most woman with a fashion sense who instantly recognize the value and beauty of rhinestones!

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