All right, my darlings. I promised you more treasures from the Miami Antique Show, and I intend to deliver!
I hope you’re ready for more glorious antique jewels, because they’re comin’ at ya.
I thought we’d start here, just in case you were worried I didn’t save anything spectacular for the second part of the recap. Can you even with this Victorian era brooch?
This baby is from Poli Trading Co and I want to wear it on my bosom every day.
Hello, beautiful. This pendant from Maryanntiques is a perfect example of my very favorite kind of antique jewelry: it’s not the biggest or the sparkiest jewel, but there’s just something about it that makes it irresistible.
Look at those dainty platinum swoops, those dangling pearls and – most of all – that perfectly carved banded agate stone. Is it supposed to be a hot air balloon or does it just kind of resemble one? We’ll never know, but I know I love wondering.
If you know me at all, you know I have a weakness for antique turquoise rings, especially from the Victorian and Georgian eras.
This is a whole handful of turquoise darlings from Lucy Verity (and a few turquoise-adjacent beauties). I would happily have taken home every single one of these.Read More
Just in case you wanted to see only the tiara, instead of the tiara and me (although I stand by my assertion that it looks awesome on me).
This is probably most showstopping photo Le Marquis has shared to date, a bold showcase shot of his staggering collection of small antique 
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Sometimes Le Marquis matches colors, sometimes he goes for contrast. Sometimes he tells a story, sometimes he just accentuates shape. Other times there are placements that seem random, but which somehow work perfectly. Through 
As the trend for converting brooches and stickpins into rings, necklaces, and stud earrings rages, it’s refreshing to see Le Marquis wearing these little beauties as they were meant to be worn.
