Peek inside vintage jewelry boxes, including some with spinning ballerinas & wind-up music
Take a look back at these vintage jewelry boxes that were so popular, including some with fold-out storage and – of course – spinning ballerinas.
Take a look back at these vintage jewelry boxes that were so popular, including some with fold-out storage and – of course – spinning ballerinas.
See dozens of styles of antique jewelry from 100 years ago and more – including gold and silver bracelets, rings, necklaces and other beautiful pieces.
Decades ago, super-sized costume jewelry was all the rage. See some big vintage rings set with semiprecious stones, and others with stones and beads for an eye-catching display.
More than a hundred years ago, daring women started to wear nose rings as a fashion statement. Take a look back at their favorite jewelry styles… and the reaction to the rings.
Mood rings were incredibly popular pieces of jewelry in the mid-1970s. – call it a colorful fad. So do the rings actually work? What do the mood ring colors mean? Find out here!
In these antique Victorian engagement rings, in addition to diamonds, you’ll also see the brighter hues of rubies, emeralds, sapphires and turquoise.
Women: Do you have the ideal figure? Here’s what ‘they’ thought in 1950 
130 vintage ’50s house plans used to build millions of mid-century homes we still live in today 
‘Here Come the Brides’ theme song, lyrics & what the actors thought of the show (1968-1970) 
Remember Snackin’ Cake – the ’70s dessert you could mix, bake and serve in 1 pan? 
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