Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
THE LATEST IN JEWELs.

Corsage pins in dull and Roman link pat | terms are popular. A we'll executed grasshopper, in green and >rownish gold, is a novel brooch. A newly matched chick just emerging from tiny enameled egg b pretty pattern m scarf pins A new topaz surrounded by yellowiah dia- monds makes beautiful finish for . single prong hairpin. A dull gold scimitar, before which b . diamond crescent holding pearl betweenits joints, is pretty dedgn in brooches.
 ;. .,peculiar pattern in garter buckles repre- sents circular corrugated plaque of oxid- ized silver upon which rests q coiled serpent.
 In link sleeve buttons handsome pair TO. cently seen had a jeweled initial on . Roman gold plate, while tho bars were sot with dvc diamonds each. monds, entwined with another set with sap knife edge bracelet.
 A reasonable design for small silver cases Is . catcher in the act of stopping a swiftly coming ball. On court plaster cases 1t ts specially appropriate.
 A shield of silver, on which fs.an armorial bearing rising from Q confused massof scroll work of the same metal, is peculiar pattern In garter buckles.
 An artistic design in brooches represents wild rose and leaves in enamel The pink blossom nestling among the co2ored leaves produces pleasing effect
 The repoussY lead of terrified horse, hav- sng broken bridle dangling from the mouth, IS design for cigar cases which will not be relished by nervous equestzianA
 A new design in clocks is a bronze figure of Mercury blowing . long horn which turns under his arm. The statuette rests upon handsome base, in which tho clock is set.
 A pretty brooch seen ina jewsler's stock recently was spray of lily of tho valley, In enamel, on background representing ono of the dark green sheaves of tho plant.
 A costly brooch Is in the lhapo of six pointed star, tho rays set with emeralds, rubies and diamonds. In tho oanter h largo brilliant surrounded by Q cincle of smalleG. ones.
 An attractive brooch hAea-oeutezpfece of moonstone on which appears . scalptured head Surrounding it arc sixteen diamonds and pearls st alternately, the latter varying from pure white to an almost black color.
 Enameled brooches and pins, while still in favor, have been forced to share their popu- larity with the mottled silver bonbonnieres, combs, pins and bracelets on which the en- ameled flowers arc sunk hash- with the sur face
 A handsome dedgnin cu6 buttousis cir. cular plaque sufficiently depressed in the center to make flush with the rim the dia monds which nestle therein. Eight platinum leaves are placed at equal distances about the stone.
 Watch cases in oxidtzed silver are now seen in many designs. A spider snug within his web, scene from tho familiar willow pat tern on china, flowers, leaves, rocks ant landscapes. all etched, are.among those mos in favor.
 A handsome cigarette caseis of oddizet silver, having on its cover . female figure 1, repousse surrounded by 6 sunburst. Tn ] case is slightly curved In order to fit snugl, against the body when.carried in an uppe vest pocket.
 A peculiar flower hSssoh represents a bios som similar to large fo1glove. The lowe ] petals. which curl downward, arc of pin] enamel; those which point upward and con i fine the stamens and pistils are paved witt diamonds, and the pistils themselves are eacl tipped with @ smaller diamond.
 Three entwined crescents, that In the cente set with diamonds and those on the right am left in rubies and emerelds respectively, mak an exceedingly handsome brooch. The cente crescent is still further embellished by lus trous pearl-Jewelers' Weekly.