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Late 50s/ Early 60s JJ (Jonette Jewelry) Gold Brooch Jonette Jewelry The necklace features 7 scalloped

Name: Late 50s/ Early 60s JJ (Jonette Jewelry) Gold Brooch Jonette Jewelry The necklace features 7 scalloped
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 29302000499
Price: 22.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2565 (25 reviews)

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29302000499 · ★ 4.3

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Late 50s/ Early 60s JJ (Jonette Jewelry) Gold Brooch Jonette Jewelry The necklace features 7 scalloped

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Late 50s Early 60s JJ (Jonette Jewelry) Gold Brooch Jonette Jewelry The necklace features 7 scalloped The necklace features 7 scalloped links The bead section has a carved white center bead with a bright green cap giving the brooch an interesting dimension This unusual brooch was made by JJ (The Jonette Jewelry Company

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