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"B" - see Ballou
"B" inside a star -- see Ballou, B. A.
"B" inside a crown
Mark: "B" inside crown shape
Photo courtesy Jan Young.
This mark was seen in combination with DRGM on a piece of jewelry, which tells us it is a German mark.
B.A.B. - see Ballou
-- see Bliss Bros.
BB with image of a bee -- see Bliss Bros.
-- see Bliss Bros.
Small "B" and "Co" within a large "B" 
-- see Bliss Bros.
--see BINDER BROS
-- see Bennett, E. A.
-- see Barker & Barker
-- see Barrasso & Blasi
-- see Baskin Brothers
-- see Baskin Brothers
-- see Bastian Bros.
-- see Bastian Bros.
-- see Bates & Bacon
-- see Bates & Bacon
Two interlocked "b's" in a triangle 
-- see Berman Brothers
B B in an oval 
-- see Bioren Bros.
Vertical B over B under an inverted "V" 
-- see Barnabus Barna
B & N Co. -- Bugbee and Niles Co. -- 1896-1943
B. DAVID -- see David, B.
see Burr, Patterson & Co
Bade, Otto R. - NY -- 1958
Mark: ORB 
Courtesy Dana Ricci, ID: canam88
Founded by Otto Bade who was plant foreman for Rebajes from 1941 to 1958. He purchased Rebajes in 1960; retired in 1981.
Baer, Majorie -- San Francisco, CA -- late 1960's to present (05)
Mark: BAER SF 
Specializes in unique, hand-crafted jewelry.
Baer, Wilde Company -- Attleboro, MA
Mark: Kum-A-Part
Photo courtesy David Pritchett.
Ads in JC & K from 1915 to 1931.
Ballon, Harry -- Harry Ballon & Company --Providence, RI
Mentioned in JC Keystone in 1922 & 1931.
Mark: Truli Fine 1944; used on men's and women's jewelry.
Bal-Ron Company, Inc. -- Providence RI
Mentioned in JC Keystone in 1950 & 1965
An ad in 1959 mentions cultured pearls, onyx, scarabs,cameos set in 10k & 14k. (Rainwater)
Mark: Truli Fine
Mark: 
Photo courtesy Linda Lange.
BALENCIAGA c. May 1963
Ballet Jewels, Inc., NY,NY; ? --present/strong> Ballou, B. A.
Mark: Ballet 
Photo courtesy Alison Gadberry.
Owned by Harold Bass, and then his son Tommy Bass.
Mark: "B" within a star -- 1894; renewed 1989 Photo courtesy Stephanie Brawner
Mark: B.A.B. - 1908; renewed in 2004
Mark: "P" within a pyramid; original owner Pyramid Jewelry; last owner B.A. Ballou; renewed 2004.
Mark: "B" within a star, Sterling Courtesy RCJ
Ballou, Caroline
Mark: CB -- 1995
BARCLAY -- Providence, RI -- 1946
Mark: Barclay 
Photo courtesy Jim Katz.
Mark: Barclay/Art In Jewelry on an artist palette -- used since 1948.
Mark: Peltanium-- first used Jan. 1953.
Barclay was in business until about 1957.
Barclay did not mark their jewelry the last few years.
Founded by Alvin & Robert Rice & Louis Mark in Providence, RI, in 1946 after a split with Rice-Weiner.
BARCLAY, MCCLELLAND c.--1935-1943
Mark: McClelland Barclay 
Photo courtesy Beth Rowlands.
Mark: 
Photo courtesy Jim Katz.
Mark: 
Courtesy Patricia Gostick
Mark: 
Courtesy Patricia Gostick
Mark: 
Courtesy Patricia Gostick
Mark: 
Courtesy Patricia Gostick
Mark: 
This is one of those rare uses of "©" before 1955. It was to protect the brand, not the design. Photo & info courtesy Jim Katz.
Rice-Weiner made jewelry for McClelland Barclay
Bargas, Armand -- c. 1900
Mark: ABargas -- "AB" are joined and "argas" is in cursive 
Photo & info courtesy Plenty O'Jewels.
French artist who designed & engraved medallions in Art Nouveau style.
Barker & Barker -- Providence, RI -- c. 1922 -- c.1950
Mark: B-B
Mark: JO MAR
Barkin, Gret
Mark: Gret Barkin Photo courtesy Jennie Smith
Mark: Gret Barkin Sterling Photo courtesy Jennie Smith
Mark: Gret Barkin, New Hope, PA, Hand Wrought Photo courtesy Jennie Smith
Mark: Gret Photo courtesy Jennie Smith
Barnabus Barna, Berverly Hill, CA -- c. 1962
Mark: Vertical B over B under an inverted "V"
Bar-On -- contemporary artist from Israel
Mark: N.S. Bar-On
Photo courtesy Roxy Richardson
Barrasso & Blasi -- Newark, NY -- c. 1922
Mark: B&B
Founded in 1922
Barrera, Jose' and Maria -- contemporary designers
Mark: Barrera for Avon -- 1989 - 1996 
Mark: 
Sold through Neiman Marcus.
Bartek -- Wallingford, CT ? -- c. 1953
Mark: Bartek
Photo courtesy Myrna Seale.
Barteck designed for Napier in the late 1930's, before opening his own company (courtesy Ginger Moro).
Baskin Brothers, NY, NY -- c. 1915 - 1931
Mark: Back to back "B's"
Mark: Back to back "B's" within a circle
Mark: Historic Gems
Mark: Lifetime
Mark: Victoria Regina with back to back "B's"
Mark: Gardenia with back to back "B's"
Bastian Bros. Company, Rochester, NY -- 1895 - present
Mark: 
Courtesy Lyn Peightal
Mark:
Mark: Bastian 10K
Bates & Bacon -- Attlebore, MA --1856 -- c. 1943
Mark:
Mark: Bates & Bacon
Mark: Bates & Bacon on a shield
Mark: Bates & B
Mark: 
Courtesy ID: eclecticgramma.
BAUER, DOROTHY -- 1982-present
Originally named "A Piece of the Rainbow", named was changed to Dorothy Bauer Designs..
Mark: BAUER in block letters on an oval disk.
The mark: "Bauer 88" is NOT hers.
Bazot, Andree -- Late 1950's & early 1960's
Mark: Andree Bazot Paris 
Photo courtesy Cathy Gordon.
Photo courtesy Rene Colon.
Beadlite -- see Whiting & Davis
BEATRIX
Mark: 
BEAU -- BEAUCRAFT, INC.-- 1947- Sept., 2004--Providence, RI
Mark: Beaucraft {Sterling} 
Courtesy Jenny Wren.
Mark: Beau B Sterling 
Courtesy Pam Brooks.
Mark: "B" with "Ster" or "Sterling" 
Photo courtesy Pam Brooks.
Mark: Beau Sterling 
Mark: Beau Sterling © 
Photo courtesy Ann Robinson ID: 9am
Beaucraft also made 14kt jewelry
Beaucraft closed shop and auctioned off their tools, molds and jewelry on 9/9/04. Thanks to Linda Jo D. Mitchell for this update.
Beaujewels -- see BOWMAN FOSTER, INC.
Bel Geddes -- see Rice-Weiner
BELL -- BELL TRADING POST, Albuquerque, NM -- 1932 -- c. late 1980's
Mark: Bell
Mark: NICKELSILVER EIL,encircling a bell 
Courtesy Linda Lange
Mark: Bell Jewelry with picture of a bell.
Photo courtesy Glitz & Glitter Boutique.
Mark: An image of a bell
Mark: "Copper by Bell" with a bell hanging from a post 
RCJ
Mark: "Solid Copper" -- A bell hanging from a post 
Photo courtesy BeeGee McBride.
Mark: "Solid Copper" -- A bell hanging from a post 
Photo courtesy Jenny Wren.
Mark: A bell on a round plaque with "Copper" above and "Bell" below 
RCJ
Mark: Sterling, wtih the word "BELL" inside the bell 
Courtesy RCJ
Mark: Karatclad by Bell 
Photo courtesy ID: justabunchawildflowers.
Mark: Ster. and a picture of a bell; this is a later Bell mark 
Courtesy Jennifer (wheat*from*the*chaff)
Founded in 1935 by Jack Michelson at a second floor location at Third and Central in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Purpose was to sell Indian Jewelry to tourist locations throughout the
western US in competition with Maisel’s Indian Trading Post.
Was named "Bell" because Jack's wife Mildred Bell Michelson's maiden name was
Bell.
Name was changed to Sunbell Corp. in 1972; giftware & moccosin divisions were added to the exsisting Bell Jewelry division.
Information courtesy of Barbara Talbott.
BELLINI -- see Formart Corp.
Ben Amun
Isaac Manevitz, a native of Egypt, began making fashion jewelry around 1983. Still in business in 2003.
Mark: Ben Amun
BENEDIKT -- Howard Benedikt; 389 5th Ave., NYC
Mark: With copyright mark, after 1955 
Mentioned as late as Aug. 1963 in a Seventeen magazine.
Bennard see VARGAS
Bennett, Daniel -- c. 1950's -- Los Angeles, CA
Mark: Majorica -- c. 1957 
Photo courtesy eclecticgramma.
Bennett, E. A. -- 1892 -- Providence, RI
Mark: B.B. 
Photo courtesy Jeri of Jeri's Joolz at Ruby Lane.
Mark: E.A.B. 10K
Became Bennett & Bradford in 1898.
BENTLEE-- Ben Felsenthal & Co., NY, NY
Mark: Bentlee -- first used July 1917
BEREBI, EDGAR -- Brooklyn, NY -- est. 1981
Mark: 1981-1983--no mark on jewelry--just gray card on mainly plastic and patinated metals
Mark: 1983--epoxy marbling with stick-on labels marked c.Berebi [the first design was flowers]
Mark: 1984--produced mainly earrings on card with subtitle "Mes annee folle"[My crazy years] --still using c.Berebi on earrings
Mark: 1992--First use of white metal casting for earrings--c.Berebi on pieces--96% of product output was earrings
Mark: 1993--first use of lever back style and museum inspired earrings and pins
Mark: 1993--First television show on Value Vision--first Faberge inspired eggs
Mark: 1995--Licensed the Edgar Berebi jewelry trademark to the 1928 Company for them to manufacture the line
Mark: 1997--Obtained sublicense to design & manufacture "Edgar Berebi" jewelry for use on TV;
also used his trademark to make first table top eggs and boxes
Mark: 1999--Relationship with TV ends
Mark: 2001--starts to manufacture frames & boxes that had been designed for TV in 1994,
and does not intend to manufacture jewelry in the near future
Information supplied by Edgar Berebi 4/03
Berge see Bergere
Bergere -- Herbert & Pohs, Incorporated
Mark: Berjac -- first used in 1940
Mark: Berge -- first used in 1946
Mark: bergere - first used in 1948 
Photo courtesy justabunchawildflowers
BERJAC see Bergere
Berman Brothers, Pittsburg, PA -- 1962
Mark: Interlocked "B's" in a triangle
Bernard, Les -- see Les Bernard
Best
Mark: Best in script - contemporary mark on jewelry imported from China. 
Courtesy RCJ
Betsy Ross -- see R. F. SIMMONS
Better Rhinestone Jewelry Corp. -- NY, NY -- c. 1940's -- 1950's
Mark: BRJ
Mark: Smart Set 5th Ave. by BRJ 
Photo courtesy Geri Makris -- ID jamielee1
.
Biagi by Swank -- see Swank, Inc.
Bick & Son, Harry S., NY, NY, from at least June 1947 until at least 1988
Mark: HSB with a line going through the initials.(ad from a 1947 Vogue magazine) 
Courtesy Linda Lange
Mark: Bickson - first used 1948
They were still in business when Rainwater wrote her book in 1988.
Bickson -- see Bick
Bigney -- S.O. Bigney Co. of Attleboro, Mass -- at least 1896 to 1946
Mark: S.O.B.
S.O. Bigney & Co., Pat. Oct. 6, '08 Photos courtesy Pat Seal
Mark: Bigney, Lady Launton -- on bracelet from 1946.
Much of this information is courtesy of Jim Katz, who has patents to Sidney O. Bigney from 1897 to 1936.
Bill Smith for Richelieu -- see Joseh Meyer
BINDER BROS., INC., NY, NY -- c. 1920
Mark: Two "B's" inside interlocking circles 
Photo courtesy of Gail Gupton
Mark: BB Sterling 
Photo courtesy Jennifer from Jennifer Lynn's Timeless Jewelry.
Bioren Bros. Newark, NJ -- c. 1904-1915
Mark: "B B" within an oval
B.J.
Mark: B.J. 
Bjorn, Weckstrom -- see Weckstrom, Bjorn
Blacher Brothers -- Providence, RI -- c. early 1900's -- in business in 1981
Mark: Blacher
Photo courtesy eclectigramma.
Founded by Harry Blacher.
Black Magic -- see ELZAC
Blank, Henry -- see Whiteside & Blank
BLISS -- The E.A. Bliss Co., NY, NY--est. 1875 -- see NAPIER
Mark: 
Photo courtesy Linda Lange.
Founded by E.A. Bliss & J.E. Carpenter when they acquired the Whitney & Rice Co.
Name became E.A. Bliss in 1883.
Bliss Co. became Bliss/Napier in 1915
BLISS BROTHERS CO. -- Attleboro, MA 1896 -- c. 1950
Mark: Small "B" and "Co" within a larger "B" 
Image coutesy of Sheryl Hamilton.
Mark: B.B. with image of a bee.
Mark: Surefit
Mark:
Mark:
BLOCK, FRED A.
Mark: 
Photo courtesy Cathy Gordon.
Mark: Fred A. Block
Photo courtesy Robin Deutsch.
Opened a showroom in 1940; was still in business in 1949.
Have ad from 1946
BLUMENTHAL, B. -- 1877
Mark: B. Blumenthal & Co., Inc. 
A button mfg founded in 1877, who only made jewelry for a few years. Scarce and hard to find mark.
Photo & info courtesy MJ DeCourley.
BLUWITE - see Providence Stock Company
Bob-O-Link see Eisenstadt
Bobley Jewelry, NY -- 1955
Mark: Bobley 
Courtesy eclecticgramma
Founded by Joseph Bobley.
BOGOFF --SPEAR NOVELTY CO., Chicago, IL -- c.--1946-at least 1959 (Vogue Magazine)
Herman Bogoff
Mark: Bogoff 
Photo courtesy Victoria James 
Photo courtesy Jenny Wren Courtesy Sam and Yvonne Mitchell.
Mark: Jewelry by Bogoff
Mark: Jewels by Bogoff 
Photo courtesy Beth Rowlands .
Bogoff ads from 1946-1948 mention Gay-Bee Jewelry Co. of Chicago; ads from 1949 forward do not mention Gay-Bee.
Bohlin, Edward H. -- 1895 - 1980
Mark: 
Photo courtesy Sam & Yvonne Mitchell.
Bohlin founded his leather and silver boods business in Hollywood in the early 1920's, making saddles, etc. for the stars of Western movies.
The company reached it's peak 1930's -- 1950's.
Bohlin died in 1980.
The company is still in business, no longer makes the fancy, parage saddles for which Bohlin was famous.
BOHMER, WILLIAM c. 1960
Mentioned in a 1954 accessories show flyer.
Bolita see FORSTNER--FORSTNER CHAIN CORP
BOLLES, JANE c. 1967
Have ad from 1967
BOND BOYD 1944--present
Mark: Bond Boyd
Mark: Bond Boyd Sterling 
Courtesy Roberta Peach
Mark: Halbe -- used in USA
Mark: Latona
Mark: Sterling Boyd 
Courtesy Roberta Peach
Canadian jewelry company which currently does mostly corporate jewelry.
Booth, Tulla -- c. 1980
Mark: Tulla Booth 
Courtesy Judy Miller.
American designer, who evidently no longer makes jewelry.
BOTTICELLI; Providence, RI -- from at least 1969 until 1976
Mark: 
Photo courtesy of Cynthia Fore Miller.
BOUCHER, MARCEL 1937-1971/72 (Boo-shay)
Mark: Marboux --Dolan found it registered in 1937; Brunialti found mark wasn't used until 1955, for a new, less expensive line. 
Mark: Boucher -- 1950 to 1955 
Photo courtesy Linda Kent
Mark: MB with the phrygian cap was used from 1937--1949 (and after when space was limited) 
Photo courtesy Laura Libio.
Photo courtesy Beth Rowlands.
Mark: "Marcel Boucher" 1938
Mark: Parisina -- Sterling made in Mexico during WWII 
Photo courtesy Lorrie Notter.
Mark: Earrite 1950
Mark: LeC 
with number 
-- short for "Le Couturier" rare mark for high end line of Canadian made Marcel Boucher jewelry. Photos and information courtesy Sheryl Hamilton from research of Terri DeLany.
Mark: Le Couturier -- see information for LeC 
Courtesy Penny Mabrey See a LeCouturier set in original box
Mark: Made in Canada, Boucher 
Courtesy Shirley Hanick
Mark: "Boucher 3033" from 1950 
Mark: "Boucher" mark was used from 1950-1955
Mark: "Boucher" with the copyright mark preceding it, used from 1955 on. 
Photo courtesy Erik Yang.
Mark: Boucher, Gladiolas 
Courtesy justabunchawildflowers
Boucher worked for Mazer in the early 1930's.
Boucher died in 1965.
Sandra Boucher, Marcel's wife, ran the company until 1972.
Company became a part of Dovorn Industries in 1972.
He did a series of flower pins that had his name, plus the name of the flower.
Boucher Inventory Numbers dates are approximate, as designs could have been assigned numbers, but not produced until a future time.
From A Tribute To America by Carla and Roberto Brunialti
c1945: 2300 - 2350
c1946: 2351 - 2450
c1947: 2450 - 2550
c1948: 2550 - 2750
c1949: 2750 - c.3000
c1950: c.3000 - c.3500
After 1955, marks had the copyright © symbol.
Later pieces also may have "P" for pin or "E" for earring, in addition to the number.
Boyer, Gay -- NY -- contemporary designer
Mark: Gay Boyer 
Photo courtesy justabunchofwildflowers.
BOWMAN FOSTER, INC. (?) C. 1950'S -- C. 1970'S
Bowman Foster possibly used the Beaujewels mark, and was not associated with Beaucraft according to Fred Rezazadeh.
Mark: Beaujewels inside an oval frame
Mark: Beaujewels 
RCJ
BRANIA
Mark: Brania 
Photo courtesy Myrna Seale.
It was a famous bead house in NYC. Mimi Di'N designed for them in the mid 1960's.
Have ads from 1959 & 1965.
Brazilia Fire see VARGAS
Brenda -- see R. F. SIMMONS
Brevete -- French term meaning patented. 
Photo courtesy Linda Lange.
Brev (Brevetto) -- Italian term for licensed or patented
Mark: 
Courtesy Caroline Aird - ID: cassandra22jewellery.
BRIER MFG. CO., Providence, RI c. 1910 -- 1978
Mark: Little Nemo inside the shape of a ring - seen in a 1934 Keystone Jewelry trade mark book.
Mark: Venus -- 1958
Mark: Nemo with a line from the top of the "O" and back under "Nemo" -- jan. 1913 (Dolan)
Mark: NEMO in block letters -- see pictures below:
Mark: Used before 1955 
Photo courtesy ID: mew_to_you .
Photo courtesy Susan Williams.
Mark: Used after 1955 
Photo courtesy Randie -- ID antique-lacey.
Mark: Used after 1955 
Photo courtesy Randie -- ID antique-lacey.
Declared bankrupt in 1978 according to Rainwater.
Brier was the parent company of Little Nemo Mfg. Co., according to Fortune Magazine, Dec. 1946 -- research by Cheri Van Hoover.
Brookcraft
Mark: Brookcraft 
Photo courtesy David Pritchett .
Mark: Brookcraft 
Courtesy Linda King
Mentioned in Vogue in 1945
BROOKS, NATACHA CO. -- started in 1944
1st collection in Sept. 1944, inspired by the "Scheherazade Ballet".
Mark: Sterling with Natacha curved above and Brooks curved below 
Courtesy Julie Carroll.
Mark: Natacha Sterling 
Courtesy Debra Greeson
B.S.K. -- Steinberg, Slovitt, Kaslo, NY c.--1948 to early 1980's
Mark: B.S.K. 
Photo courtesy ID: justabunchawildflowers.
The B. Steinberg-Kaslo Co. was composed of partners Julius Steinberg, Morris Kimmelman, Hyman Slovitt, Abraham J. Slovitt,
Samuel Friedman and another entity called Arke, Inc. *Information is from text of 1956 copyright infringement lawsuit between Trifari
and B.S.K. -- from Mid-Century Plastic Jewelry by Susan Klein
Another source says it closed in 1983
Bubbleite -- see GALL NOVELTY CO., Dallas, TX -- Nov. 1955
Buck, Frank -- author and animal collector
Mark: "Bring 'me Back Alive" Frank Buck 
In 1930 animal collector Frank Buck published his book "Bring 'em Back Alive".
He appeared in several movies about his adventures. A series of animal pins followed.
Photo & information courtesy Cathy Corday.
BUCKLEY, NADJA -- c. 1940-1979
Designed for George. Jensen in 1948 -- Vogue ad introducing her.
Ads have been seen for the years 1954 (Glamour) through 1979 (Vogue).
Bugbee & Niles Co. -- Providence, RI; at least c. 1896 until 1943
Mark: B & N first used in 1913
Mark: Amber Gem
Mark: Cerulean Gem
Source -- Rainwater
Bunny -- see UNCAS
Burch, Laurel-- CA; 1960's -- present;
Mark: Laurel -- 1960's
Mark: Laurel Burch in script -- 1970's 
Photo courtesy Victoria James
Mark: "Laurel Burch" with the name of the design underneath it (more recent designs)
Laurel Burch died 9/13/07 at age 60 of a rare bone disease.
Burr, Patterson & Co. -- Detroit, Michigan -- c. 1909 -- c. 1965
Mark: Backwards "B" co-joined with "P" Photo courtesy Julie Levine
Mark: "Script "B" sitting slightly a-top script "P"
Ads in trade journals 1909, 1915, 1922. under Burr, Patterson & Co.
Ads in trade journals 1931, 1943, 1965 under Burr, Patterson & Auld Co.
Thanks to Jenny Stephens for calling our attention to this info from Rainwater.
Burrows, Sandra Miller
Mark: SMB 
Photo courtesy Pat Hamm .
Contemporary designer who was once designed for Monet.
Info courtesty Carol Spigner
BURT CASSELL, INC. -- see Cassell, Burt
B&W -- see Butler & Wilson
BUTLER -- see Fifth Avenue Collection
Butler, Nicky
Mark: "NB"
Mark: 
Photo courtesy Lyn Peightal.
Handset stones in vintage-look jewelry.
Butler & Wilson -- 1969 -- present (6/05)
Mark: Oblong cartouche with B&W, 1970 seen on early Sterling lizard. Info courtesy Suzanna Croshaw.
Mark: Butler & Wilson 
Photo courtesy Suzanna Croshaw.
Mark: B&W 
Mark: Butler & Wilson 
Photo courtesy Suzanna Croshaw.
Mark: B&W, Made in England 
Photo courtesy Suzanna Croshaw.
Nicky Butler & Simon Wilson started making jewelry in the early 1970's.
Partnership broke up in the 1990's, with Wilson retaining the B&W name.
PAT SEAL: research files
DOTTY STRINGFIELD: research files
LUCILLE TEMPESTA: owner-publisher of the Vintage Fashion & Costume Jewelry Magazine and club
BOBYE SYVERSON: research files.
A TRIBUTE TO AMERICA by Carla and Roberto Brunialti
AMERICAN COSTUME JEWELRY by Carla and Roberto Brunialti
AMERICAN JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS by Dorothy T. Rainwater
COLLECTIBLE COSTUME JEWELRY by Cherri Simonds
COLLECTING COSTUME JEWELRY 101 By Julia Carroll
COLLECTING COSTUME JEWELRY 202 By Julia Carroll
COLLECTING RHINESTONE COLORED JEWELRY by Maryanne Dolan
COPPER ART JEWELRY by Burkholz and Kaplan
COSTUME JEWELRY A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK AND GUIDE by Fred Rezazadeh
COSTUME JEWELRY (2nd Ed.) by Harrice Simons Miller
EUROPEAN DESIGNER JEWELRY by Ginger Moro
INSIDE THE JEWELRY BOX By Ann Pitman
MASTERPIECES OF COSTUME JEWELRY by Ball and Torem
MID-CENTURY PLASTIC JEWELRY By Susan Klein
MIRIAM HASKELL JEWELRY by Cathy Gordon and Sheila Pamfiloff
OLD JEWELRY by Jeanenne Bell
WARMAN'S JEWELRY 2nd Ed. by Christie Romero
WARMAN'S JEWELRY 3rd Ed. by Christie Romero
