St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-22

Jewellers Review.
Even eyeglass holders are now oxi-
died.
Tiny gold lanterns are being worn as
earrings.
Ladies' rings set with doublets are in
great demand.
Scroll Silverware chateiaines have lust
been introduced,
The latest wrinkle is a combination
locket and cigar cutter.
Heavy green gold anchors are appear
ing as queen chain pendants.
Tortoise shell hair needles with
twisted gold heads are all the go.
The latest fad is small gold pill box
to be carried in the vest pocket.
Enameled gold earrings are commence
ing to push their way to the front.
A new gold locket shows the figure of
a Roman chariot in applied work.
Fashion has decreed that silver gilt
table ware is the correct thing Just now
One of the daintiest of lace pins is a
spray of thiStleS of shaded enamel.
The latest London bracelets are plain
gold bands, one dull, the other bright.
For presentation curiouSly designed
pickle forks, silver gilt, are very pop
ular.
A new brooch is composed of heavy
gold curb links with a pearl in each
link.
lee picks with artistically etched ivory
handles are very popular as wedding
gifts.
There is an extraordinary demand Just
now for woven jewelry of silver and
oXidiZed silver.
The latest style of bonnet has ball
of small garnetS at the head to represent
raspberry.
A revival is predicted of the ancient
custom of wearing thumb rings in the
form of dull gold bands.
Three large black pearls, with dia-
mOnd star in the center, show to great
advantage as scarf pin.
A petite gold hand, grasping tiny
platina dumb bell, was novel design
in earrings lately noted.
A neat little bracelet just introduced
consists of a mere thread of gold en-
crusted with Oriental turquoises.
A superb lace pin is in the form of a
huge fly, the body of fine pearl, and the
head of yellow diamonds.
For queen chain pendant, diminu-
tive Egyptian mummy Of oXidized sill
yer looks out of the common.
Opera glasses of blonde shell, en-
initials, are considered bon ton.
A small, roughly hewn gold log, with
miniature saw stuck half way through
it, is late scarf pin design.
A belt resembling a collection of old
coins, connected by very small rings, is
something odd in that line.
A charming new brooch represents
the figure s completely set with
brilliants and a splendid sapphire in
each loop.
In scarf pins is shown parrots head
of richly chased gold,. the beak of
polished gold, and the eyes lustrous
brilliant.
Triangular shaped satin-fnished gold
sleeve buttons, with moonstOne in the
center were an odd fancy recently
noticed.
An entirely new hair pin is a massive
gold arrow, the point of which is re-
moved before putting through the hair,
and then replaced.
Handsome, but costly, is bracelet
composed of two fine knlfe-edge bars
with three large rubies in the center,
set diagonally.
Special favorites with young ladies
| are necklaces formed of small chased
gold balls, from which is suspended an
| intagliO locket pendant.
NOGnlHg lookS more becoming TO a
lady in mourning than black onyx
breastpin, in the form of carelessly
tied bow set with fine pearl.
Brooches are out in the form of a
horseshoe, composed of two rows of en-
ameled fOrget-me-notS. interSperSed
with rose diamonds. They are excep-
tionally handsome.
A tribute to one of fashions foibles is
a bracelet made of small squares of diff
ferent colored gold, fastened together
with gold pins, and bearing striking
resemblance to a portion of crazy
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