In the collector's world, plastics are exploding! From household items to beautiful jewelry the infinite variety of designs and the rainbow of colors ...

More than 1,000 exciting pieces accompany the story of plastic jewelry from the 1920s to the present in this revised and expanded 5th edition. Colorfu...

Good basic information any collector or dealer should know with over 500 beautiful color photographs of costume jewelry designed by nearly 100 designers.

An indispensable guide to the full range of Avon costume jewelry, with approx 450 detailed color photos and market values for more than a thousand pieces.

The delight in owning colored and large-stone costume jewelry has grown over the last ten years among an international group of enthusiasts. This popu...

Whimsical jewelry animals, images of people, flowers, birds, fish, insects, ingenious tremblers and duets and totally imaginary beasts comprise a deli...

Here is a beautiful publication of factual information and 1043 color illustrated examples of highly popular styles. Important and prolific designers ...

The lively and innovative jewelry of this era is presented in thousands of examples, including costume and semi-precious pieces with identifying text....

580 stunning photographs show the wide range of over 1,300 named designs in various materials and colors that has made Emmons fashion jewelry so popular.

Since the early decades of the 20th century, American patriotic jewelry has proclaimed national pride for all who wear and admire it. Flags, eagles, V...

In chapters arranged chronologically, the jewelry reflects the changing retail market and manufacturing changes in materials, techniques, and colors.

Bold and flashy, sweet and coquettish, stylish and elegant-plastic jewelry is all of these. In a comprehensive new study with over 400 beautiful color...

Attractive and versatile, Sarah Coventry jewelry was produced from 1949 through 1984 and is extremely popular with today's collectors. This carefully ...

Over 480 stunning color photos illustrate earrings, necklaces, sets, pins, and bracelets produced from the 1920s to the 1970s. Historical background, jewelry marks and signatures, current values, and collector tips are all included.

Today, attitudes about costume jewelry include respect and enjoyment from the growing number of collectors who search for pieces made by important des...

Make your own attractive, contemporary pieces of costume jewelry with some of the most versatile of materials. It was conceived as imitation jewelry w...

Open this book to find 3,200 glittering jewelry items distributed by Avon Products, Inc. from 1965 to 2006.

This gorgeous book is a delight for all who are interested in fine craftsmanship, beautiful jewelry, and the role of fashion in an ever-changing world...

Personal glimpses of that elite core of artists responsible for establishing the costume jewelry industry in the United States. 150 color photos

This stunning book showcases fantastic costume jewelry from 53 top designers of the 20th century. 360 luscious color photographs display exquisite examples of each designers best work.

Sarah Coventry became a household word by selling beautiful, inexpensive, costume jewelry direct to the consumer and remained in fashion for more than...

Fascinating color chronicle of Queen Victoria's reign and its signature jewelry. Hundreds of photographs and illustrations portray the period's fashions in jewelry and clothing.

This important reference takes an in-depth journey through the phenomenal ascent of costume jewelry through the 20th century. The costume jewelry desi...

Explore the many fascinating nineteenth century traditions associated with death and mourning. The widespread influence of England's Queen Victoria pe...

This exquisite book takes you to a jewelry Magical Kingdom of theatrical beauty, showcasing dazzling Juliana crystal jewelry made by William DeLizza and Harold Elster from 1947 to the 1990s.

The second volume N-Z, continues with Norma Jewelry Corp., through Rabajes, Rja, Trifari, to Uncas Manufacturing, with a chapter on American patriotic jewelry.

The first volume, A-M, covers Accessocraft to Mosell, includes Bouslen, Coro, Eisenberg, Miriam Haskell, Hobe and others, as well as jelly belly jewelry.

This book is the catalog for two of the first major exhibits to show only modernist jewelry from such a broad group of artists.

Includes both volumes. Over 966 photographs show hundreds of jewelry items in full color, with an additional 729 illustrations of patents, advertisements, and historic photos.