Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-09
NOVELTIES IN JEWELS.

A new brooch consists Of four large
garnets in setting Of diamonds
A fashionable pin represents three
swallows in diamonds perched on . gold
bar.
A striking brooch consists Of . dia-
mond chrysanthemum on q long diamond
stem ,,..-..-
A chased gold flask with diamonds set
zigzag on either side makes . unique
pendant.
A score or more of turquoises between
two rows Of diamonds are seen on Q new
bracelet.
Emeralds. rubies and diamonds form
the most recent ornamental combination
for gold match boxes.
A new addition to the smoking table is
Grecian lamp of polished silver with
daintily chased handle and feet
A delicately beautiful hairpin is formed
Of combination of diamonds. pearls and
rubies set in fine lace scroll work.
Pearllhandled razors, set with diamonds
and other precious stones. have been
conspicuous among recent novelties.
White enamel scroll work, filled In
with turquois and pearl trimmings,
forms a unique combination for brooch.
Two gold lizards, one green and the
other Etruscan. studded with rubies,
sapphires and diamonds, form an odd
pin.
A snowy pin represents gold riding
whip wound in q circle, with four dia-
mond studded horse shoes on the inner
rim.
Something new is gold pencil. per-
fectly plain. the center Of which is
large tiger eye stone representing an
acorn.
A novelty in ash receivers is a small
goblet of oxidized silver, with long
side.
Depending from necklace Of barrel
links is row of seven diamonds that
graduate in size each way from the
center
Dame Fashion has decreed as the
proper thing a queen chain Of Opaque
amber links ornamented with tiny gold
rings.
Among the new bracelets Is a cable of
gold fastened together by a tiny watch.
on which are Hastily arranged many col
ored stones.
An odd lace pin is composed Of six
knife edge bars that form a circle, the
points being set with diamonds and
pearls alternately.
A plain gold band. overlapping in the
center, and set with clusters of small
diamonds at regular intervals. is q
charming bracelet.
Gold bracelets have slanting row of
pearls in the center. with knife edge G
scroll on each side and a diamond in the
center of each scroll
A simple, but none the less admired
hair pin head, is formed Of two heavy
gold loops crossing each other and held
together by a semicircle Of pearls.
A gents gold locket that attracts at
tention is oval in form and has q tiny
rosebud enameled on one side and Ay,.
formed Of diamonds, on the other.
A large card tray of Royal Worcester
ware, instead Of being painted, is orna-
mented with tiny cherubs If silver fast
ened to the surface, and is more than
usually handsome.
A recent fad among the fair sex is to
wear in place of an ornamental breast
pin simple pin topped with diamond
in star shaped setting. and looking for
all the world like fairy wand.
A favorite bonnet pin represents deli
cately defined moss rose in enamel,
which, when inserted in the hat, per-
forms also the functions Of a decorative
ornament for that article Of head dress
1t is worthy of note that there is quite
a tendency again toward silver scarf
pins, the one taken to with a vim being
plain ball of dull silver, in the center
Of which is set an emerald. producing al
together marked effect upon the light
neckties that are at present so popular
Jewellers Review.