Vintage button jewellery

By JCBlumler
November 17, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 17, 2015

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Posted November 17, 2015

Buy your friend or lover a unique Xmas gift?

Beautiful handcrafted vintage button jewellery for sale from ?25,special commissions also taken for necklaces and earrings eg to set off a particular outfit. I can send photos via email of a selection of necklaces .

It may help to narrow down if you can tell me favoured colours or eye and hair colouring -or preferred style eg delicate or bold.

I have ranges in earthy autumnal colours, stunning white and or glistening black, hues of gold, Christmassy red and black, silver and sparkling blue, unusual violet, aquamarine and gorgeous shades of green...

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36 Bawdale rd Se229DN

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