buying Colorful Czech brooch with layers of ornate filigree work set with beautiful rhinestones in various shapes. The yellow rhinestones are open backed, all of the rhinestones are prong set glass stones. None of the rhinestones are missing. This is a larger brooch and can easily be modified to be a pendant by adding a loop to the end of the pendant. I can add a jump ring free of change if you contact me.
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Czechoslovakia became a country in 1918 absorbing Bohemia, which was well known for its quality glass. The Bohemian glass works produced large quantities of stones and beads as well as complete jewelry which was exported between 1918 and 1939. During the war Czechoslovakia was occupied by the Germans, so most of the Czech jewelry you will find will be dated from before WWII. Czech jewelry is fairly distinctive and easy to recognize. Although Czech pieces are not all marked, many of them are, but the marks are often well hidden on the edge of the pins of brooches, or on the clasp or final link of necklaces.
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