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Cream straw hat with spiral accent. Rolls ribbon creates two spiral accents on the front. The intended fit is as shown, at the back / top crown of the head with tilt preference to your discretion. Measures 9 by 8 inches with a 4 inch depth. Interior brim is 21 inches. Tag: Rafield. Circa 1960s. Excellent condition. 

Cream curved plastic clip on earrings with gypsy set marquise lilac and round clear rhinestones. Stamped Weiss. Excellent condition. 

1960s black and clear rhinestone necklace and earring parure set. Earrings are clip on style that dangle 3.5 inches, .75 inches wide. Six strands dangle and move as you move. Necklace measures 16 inches in length with a 2.25 inch dangle of 3 strands of rhinestones. Excellent condition. 

1960s beaded earrings featuring red, pink, and plum purple plastic beads. Gold accents. Stamped Germany. Measures approximately 1.5 by 1 inch. Excellent condition. 

Mother of Pearl sterling silver round clip on earrings. Screw back clips. Measures approximately 1 inch in diameter. Very good condition, minor patina consistent with age. Stamped 925. 

Gold teardrop/pear shape clip on earrings with black facades cut glass stone. Measures 1.75 by 1 inch. Very good condition. 

1970s silver and clear rhinestone pageant tiara/crown. Be the queen of your world! Rhinestones measure 6 inches in width and 3 inches tall. Approximately 20 inches interior diameter with a 3 inch adjustable chain. Very good condition, some scratching and patina on metal, not noticeable when worn. 

Unique silk bracelet. Appears handmade with various charms sewn throughout. The center piece is a brass snake charm sewn on. Measures 2 inches wide, fits 7 inch wrist. Can be worn as is or repurposed into other jewelry. Very good condition. Silk is wearable but fragile. 

Kokopelli turquoise charm necklace. Pendant measures 1 by .50 inch. Chain adjusts from 18-20 inches. Excellent condition.  Kokopelli is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player (often with feathers or antenna-like protrusions on his head), who is venerated by some Native American cultures in the Southwestern United States. Like most fertility deities, Kokopelli presides over both childbirth and agriculture.