The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28

SOMETHING ABOUT JEwELRY AND oRNA-
MENTs OF ooLD-KNIr JEwELRY-NEw
STYLES OF rARAsoLs AND FANS FOR THE
LADIES.
A new style of bracelets and necklaces,
made from web formed of fine gold wire
knit in tubular form and then flattened and
split Is destined to superscde the braided
ones which have so long been worn, Some
of these are in dead satin firish, with heavy
but chaste mountngs, and set with pearls,
emeralds and other precious slopes. This
web.work Is IN open mesh, and in some of
the jewelry made of it thin piece of sheet
gold is passed through it, shining through
the meshes in the ehapc of stars, giving it a
most glittcr!ng and brilliant appearance
wher worn in the evening in brightly-lightcd
apartments. Other patterns are shot with
spangles of gold, soldercd upon the web.
Those mounted with slides of FURNISHED
gold, and set with alternate rows of small
pearls and topaz stones, are the most ap-
proved in style and finish. This knit jew
clry is also made in opera chains and clasps
rs epaulets for looping the slcevcs ofeven-
ing dresses, and is suitable and stylish for
belts to be worn at receptions and entertain
mcnts where ladies are much dressed. II
will soon also be worn in the form OF watch
cases to attach to the ehatclain, as already
some has been appropriated to that use, or
boen made in that form by the manufacturer.
This jcwelry is exceedingly light and SNOWY
for the quantity of gold rscd in its construc-
ton. A minglina CT oxide and gold, in jew
elry sets, Is much in vogue. In most of
these tbe~oxidc is attached to the gold by
spring, and is so constructed that the for
mer can DO removed without impairing the
'soks Of the jewclry. This will suit ladies
Of capricious tastes and limited means. as
they can cbRngc their iewelry TO their liking
without additional expense. The palest
pink tirts of coral in delicate sca-sbell shades
&c also not only elegant but very effective
when worn with white tarlctan, or Swiss
and Valcnciennes evening costumes. Ear
jewels, if worn at all, are exceedingly dim
inutiyc in sizc the tiDicst little balls are
the extent reached in ear ornaments.
In the line of parasols and sun umbrc Has,
- new style has made its appearance, called
the taper handle. This is the 'happy me-
dium between the club and care. The hand
les are carved in joint form, and repre-
sent heads of animals, horses hoofs, and
other curious designs, some of which are
Sold silver, others of oxydized silver, and
still others ofpearl and agate. The ebony
inlnid handles in the taper form are dcsira-
bile and decidedly unique and artistic For
rich and expensive shade those emprold-
cred in handiwork, in the sage shades, and
the jasper mixed, trimmed with heavy knit
ted fringe, are very elegant, and have been
introduced but short tine. The most
stylish fans have a sweep ofhalf yard, and
are composed of satin, painted in gorgeous
large flowers and vines, and some repre-
,enting birds, insects and animals. Bro
caded fans arc still in vogue, aud some in
perfectly plain satin covered with Swiss and
point applique laces, with pearl, ebony and
gilt frames, are used for the theater and con-
cert room, Russian leather fans, enclosed
in dagger-sAapcd case, are attached to the
chatelaine for use while on the promenade
or trayeling.--N Y. Epening Post.