This belonged to my late Mother so it is from 1965 or earlier. I never saw her wear it. Wondering what it is? It is 12" long. If it were a necklace it would be a pretty skinny neck and if it were a bracelet that would be one big wrist.
It is very well made and the pink rhinestones glitter like crazy. Any ideas please?
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This is the best pic I can get of the closure.
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Someone somewhere else ID’d this for me! It’s a Boot Bracelet that Cowgirls wear around the ankle of their boot!
That’s just scratches, no writing.
THANK YOU ALL! I never thought of a Dog Collar! Maybe for a fancy shmancy Poodle. LOL!
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fnanjfuofno Reputation: 100 See fnanjfuofno's booth |
I can’t see the closure, having a picture of it would help on this one. It’s making me think of one of those fancy dress cinchers from days of yore. But I’d like to see the clasp/closure if possible. Will go see if you have it in your booth with more pics.
[URL removed] is the other side of the closure, the picture to the right, decorated or plain? And is something written on it, it appears to have writing and appears to be the back side.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Actually, I think it IS a necklace…as in it very well could be a 12" choker. There ARE 12’’ vintage choker necklaces on the internet that I found. You might consider also listing it for a very petite woman, a young gal, or a teenager who CAN wear it as a choker for occasions such as weddings, proms, banquets, and the like.
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divinefabricsnmore Reputation: 388 See divinefabricsnmore's booth |
It is a vintage choker. My grandmother gave me on that belonged to her sister.
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books4booklovers Reputation: 14 See books4booklovers' booth |
I do not have a big neck and it lacks about 1/2 inch of going around my neck, not a Choker
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fnanjfuofno Reputation: 100 See fnanjfuofno's booth |
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