Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-15
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

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 For plain ring dull gold in rope pattern is quite as stylish as anything.
 A miniature sky rocket, complete in every detail, is the latest novelty in scarf pins.
 A pink, black and white pearl make fashionable combination in scarf and bonnet pins.
 A shamrock of diamonds, with ruby cen ter, ornaments the outer side of a golden egg locket.
 Leaf patterns in platinum and gold are much in favor for sleeve links among people of taste.
 A four leaved clover of seed pearls, with turquois stem, is a handsome design in bon net pins.
 A pretty lace pin consists of a crescent of hammered gold, within which lies spray of enameled forget-me-nots.
 A beautiful penholder is made of hollow silver tube, the upper end of which turns gracefully into script initial.
 A pink, blue and yellow daisy, on nottled silver background, combine into striking design for bonbonnieres.
 In silver jewelry the rock finish, etched in quaint designs, is rapidly superseding the hammered patterns so long worn.
 Three silver batons, with gold knobs, among which are set diamond and ruby, make a pretty pattern in lace pins. KMarechal Neil and moss roses in enamel, on a aclouded silver surface, are dainty and styl ish designs for bracelets and brooches
 Pencil point protectors of gold, richly chased and incrusted with diamonds, arc among the novelties recently produced.
 An enameled rose and bud, with diamond center and stems of fexile gold, is the very handsomest flower brooch of the season.
 A small gold circle, set with turquoises and pierced by tiny arrow of dull gold, is a pleasing pattern for children's ear drops.
 A gold canoe, with oars beneath the thwarts and an anchor all ready forward, is a scarf pin favored by the amateur yachts man.
 A square knot in Roman gold and plati- mum, having either ruby or diamond in its center, is g handsome pattern in cuff but tons
 An artistic novelty in garter clasps is a square of partly oxidized silver, in which is sunk dainty floral design in bright colored channels.
 A gold crescent studded with diamonds, pearls and sapphires, and in the center of which sits griffin, is unique pattern in scarf pins.
 A large central star of pearls and tur- quoises, having smaller similar star at the apex of each ray, is a handsome design in garter clasps.
 An oblong shaped cuff button much in favor has half its surface richly chased on bright gold ground, while the rest is plain in sparkling frosted silver.
 A unique pendant for queen chain is a lady's shopping bag in colored gold. The drawing strings which close it's mouth are continued to form the chain
 A combination hat or jersey pin has long needle of dull gold, topped by polished moonstone, toward which gold spider, with moonstone body, is crawling
 A handsome gold watch case bears a "swirl" pattern starting from central sap phire. Each ray of the ''swirl" alternately holds at the end a diamond and a sapphire.
 An ''electric light" scarf pin represents the globe by spherical moonstone, the wires by thin oxidized silver bars and the pole by the pin, which but partly enters the scarf. A disk of Roman gold nearly two inches in diameter, and chased in semblance of alli- gator skin, is a peculiar pendant for a gen. tleman's watch when worn in the fob pocket. A dainty knife edge bracelet bears six del icately chased buttercups mounted at equal distances, each flower holding as dewdrop | a differently colored stone. | A unique brooch represents in varicolored gold the Tam O Shanter cap now so fash ionable. The rakish plume which adorns ii i i iis handsomely embellished with tiny stones 1 In sleeve links 0 combination of the swirl and the corrugated patterns, in white ename and on a Roman gold ground, starting from either Cape ruby or a green garnet, i unique and handsome.