Not exactly. Many people say "fake jewelry" when they mean costume jewelry—beautiful designs made with non-precious materials. Our vintage pieces are well-crafted, collectible, and full of character.
Quality vintage costume jewelry holds up well with care. Avoid water, lotions, and perfume; store pieces dry; and buff gently after wear.
Look for materials and hallmarks. Costume pieces often use plated metals, glass, or rhinestones; fine jewelry uses solid precious metals and gemstones. When in doubt, ask our team.
Prices vary by maker, materials, condition, and rarity. Many pieces from the 1960s–1980s start around $40–$150, while signed or highly collectible designs (e.g., Weiss, Trifari, Miriam Haskell) can range from $200–$800 or more. Exceptional or rare pieces can reach into the thousands.
