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Lot 58: A Collection of Assorted Costume Jewellery Including Necklaces, Bracelets and Earring Converters

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £5

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £22

A collection of assorted costume jewellery including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and retail accessories. The lot features a wide variety of wristwear such as gold and silver tone metal bangles, a textured gold-tone cuff, a chunky multi-coloured translucent resin stretch bracelet, and a silver-tone leaf-motif hinged bangle. Other bracelets include an expanding gold-tone watch-style piece, a floral patterned acrylic bangle, and a silver-tone link bracelet featuring five oval black cabochon stones with a toggle clasp. The collection contains several necklaces, including a multi-strand gold-tone snake chain and assorted beaded strands of simulated pearls, faceted glass beads in blue, green, and amber tones, and hematite-style metallic beads. Ear ornaments include a pair of silver-tone teardrop earrings with marbled grey and white stone inserts in a red velvet heart-shaped case, and a pair of simulated pearl and gold-tone cluster earrings in a black card box. The lot also includes two retail packages of earring converters. The packaging for these items carries white adhesive labels reading PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: EARRING CONVERTERS 4 PAIRS, PRODUCT CODE: P141386, and IMPORTED BY: S&S ENTERPRISES LTD, 26 PERIVALE PARK, PERIVALE, UB6 7RL, with the origin stated as Made in Taiwan. A white storage box is marked with the handwritten code L873C. No other specific designer signatures are legible on the individual pieces.


Condition report:

The earring converters remain sealed in their original retail packaging (photo 2). The assorted loose jewellery in the storage box shows signs of tangling and surface wear consistent with age and previous use (photo 1 and 5). Minor scratches and oxidation are visible on some base metal components, particularly the larger bangles and chain links (photo 4). Rhinestones on the pave-set bangle appear to be intact (photo 4). The velvet and card presentation boxes show light external shelf wear (photo 3).