Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-15
THE LArgsr IN JEWELS.


In scarf pins a silver fail is a reminder NJ
the good old days"
Although by no means new, palm leaf
fan In Roman gold Is a seasonable scarf pin.
Two coiled dull gold serpents, between
which Is another Of platinum, make unious
ring.
A scarecrow Of gold Is a design in scarf
pins which offers foil to the well dressed
dude.
A cats eye encircled by small diamonds Is
. popular pattern both in scarf pins and
rings
Two rows Of small circular plain gold disks
overlapping each other make very hand
some bracelet.
A brilliant yellow diamond with a pure
white mate set on knife edge is pretty de-
sign in bracelets.
June bugs in brown enamel make brooches
realistic enough in appearance for the most
exacting naturalist.
A dainty hat pin is of gold, topped with a
perfect pearl and piercing dragon fy with
jsweled eyes and wings.
A dainty hairpin is in the shape of three
irregular curves, in Roman :,old set with q
diamond, ruby and an emerald.
A tiny oxidized silver bat hanging from
the upper horn of moonstone crescent is IN
old but dainty pattern in scarf pins.
wampum beads, represented by dainty
silver filigree, make a unique bracelet
Each bead has rim of dull gold at either
end
Crystal balls containing a stem winding
watch, whose tiny dial is much enlarged by
its spherical envelope are now to be seen in
many windows.
A tasteful pattern in child's ring consists
Of a number of small turquoises. set at equal
distances all around plain gold band, hav-
ing slightly raised edges
A hollow ball of gold, having stars and
leaves pierced through the shell and set with
small jewels, makes an ornamental top for
single prong ladies' hairpin.
A six pointed star set with small diamonds
radiating from central cats eye and over
tapping a similar star set with rubies, is a
pleasing pattern in brooches.
A handsome bracelet consists of seven al.
ternate diamonds and rubies, each in sep
arate box setting and all mounted on
knife edge band of Roman gold.
Miniature paintings op rock crystal and
ivory. set around with alternate pearls and
diamonds, are among the most tasteful
brooches yet offered. Jewellers Weekly.
An irregular scroll of enameled gold fill
gree, in which the principal curves start from
rubies, the whole encircled by diamond
paved silver ribbon, makes very handsome
brooch.
Small hammered gold paint tubes fastened
together, side by side, with platinum links
make bracelet which will probably find
favor in the eyes Of customers with artistic
tendencies.
A pretty design etched on childs silver
mug represents party Of juvenile merry
makers, some gayly dancing about a May pole
while others stroll about and pluck the early
blossoms.
A very pretty brooch represents three en-
twined garlands of flowers. The blossoms
are in colored enamels, and the Roman gold
Of the wreaths proper can Just be seen be-
tween them.
A tasteful design in sleeve links is in the
form of an oval, having two platinum and
two dull gold quarters. In tho ceutcr is en-
graved Maltese cross, in which are set
ruby aud sapphire.
An odd design in rings represents the IA
miliar hook and eye, heretofore sacred to
feminine garments. One end OF the shank,
set with rubies represents tho hook, and
enters the emerald studded eye.--Jewelers
Weekly.