Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-06
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

A handsome key ring recently seen was strand of silver wire loosely tied in a loop.
 A pine cone in variegated gold is a pleas ing pattern for single and double prong hair pins.
 Enameled flower brooches are still in good demand, and many of the older designs are selling well.
 Small moonstoee owl heads, with tiny ruby eyes, still meet with favor among lovers of odd scarf pins.
 A handsome bar pin has four well cut Cape arubies mounted in high settings, divided by small diamonds.
 An accurate copy of an ancient Roman tear vial, in mottled oxidized silver, is a peculiar pendant for a queen chain.
 Small pungents made entirely of petrifed wood or ''tiger eye' are pleasant relief from the conventional cut glass
 Double ended crystal smelling bottles, with gold and silver caps, are now being made nearly eight inches in length.
 An Egyptian head of moonstone, set in gold, the sides of the head dress being richly jeweled, makes an attractive brooch.
 Lorgnettes ill solid Roman and dull gold frames and holders make expensive adjuncts to the jewel case of the lady of fashion.
 A tuftcof grasses in varicolored gold, springing from irregular dull gold coil, set with rubies, is a costly design in scarf pins.
 medieval shield of polished silver rest ing across lance, the handle of which serves as the pin, is O tasteful pattern in scarf pins.
 pair of branching antlers, in oxidized and bright silver, having small rose dia- mond set at the tip of each spur, is unique pattern for brooch.
 A silver crescent in mottled oxidized silver finish, and having a spray of forget-me- nots ill enamel sunk into the surface, is tasteful design in brooches.
 Snake and leopard skin collars, having the ends embellished with delicately wrought silver designs, are much admired by female lovers of the odd in jewelry.
 Designs in enameled flower brooches have received an addition in the shape of Jap anese flower not unlike the wild rose. The colors are white and pink, blue and white, and mottled.
 Small pocket fasks of mottled glass, in which peculiar effect is obtained by means of tiny pieces of tinsel incorporated in the semi-opaque glass and having silver shoppers, are much admired.
 A handsome bracelet consists of squares of Roman gold linked together, each square having in the center pearl on a raised set ting, while the four corners are set with matched turquoises.
 The assortment of enameled fish scarf pins has been extended until now the piscatorial tastes of all can be suited. A gamey bass in natural colors, and carrying a broken shell streaming from it's mouth, is pleasing pat tern.
 A handsome scarf pin represents jockeys cap having diamond studded peak. A large Cape ruby serves as the body, and the col ored gores are reproduced by alternate smooth and rough polished facets on the stone
 A pretty and seasonable novelty in parasol handles recently seen has hinged cover at the head, which opens with spring, reveal ing fan ready for use It is made in both plain and frosted patterns of handsome re- pousse designs.
 Among the handsomest novelties recently shown in silver were bonbonnieres, match boxes, single and double prong hairpins, queen chains and similar articles, which, in stead of the usual etched or repousse design, have flowers of enamel in natural colors sunk into partly oxidized surface.
 An exceedingly brilliant brooch is a butter fly in transparent, highly colored enamels The insect is shown in side view and the brighter dots ill its wings are admirably counterfeited by diamonds, pearls and rubies Small green garnets, turquoises and pearls are used in combination on smaller brooches of the same design, and the effect is striking and artistic. Weekly