As a girl I spent many afternoons playing with my grandmother’s jewelry. She had so many beautiful and sparkly brooches, earrings, and necklaces that I remember so vividly. I still love vintage costume jewelry and a recent trip to my favorite local junk store got me thinking about all of the different things I could do with vintage jewelry.
While in the store, I came across several bags of beautiful costume jewelry that were labeled as junk jewelry with a $5 price tag. I wish I could say that I snagged them up right then and there, but that would be incorrect…..a serious miss on my part and something I am now kicking myself over.
I’ll be popping back over to Uncle Junks tomorrow morning and hoping the bags of sparkly bobbles will be waiting for me. In the meantime, I have scoured the web for some inspiration.
Upcycled Vintage Costume Jewelry
Costume Jewelry Mirror {source}
Costume Jewelry Furniture Knobs {source}
Vintage Costume Jewelry Mirror {source}
Bracelet Made of Vintage Buttons and Pins {source}
Bridal Bouquet Made of Vintage Brooches {source}
Vintage Jewelry Magnets {source}
Wreath Made of Vintage Costume Jewelry {source}
Ribbon and Vintage Jewel Bookmarks {source}
Are you feeling inspired to raid Grandmas jewelry box now?
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I love vintage too. 1928 is a favorite brand and I have several of their necklace/earring sets.
The items in your post are beautiful. I especially love the wreath and mirrors. The magnets are pretty and practical. I collect bookmarks so they caught my eye as well.
Gorgeous, I love the Magnets!
These are beautiful. Thank you for sharing 🙂
Wow with six girls they are always playing with their mothers stuff– but I had no idea you could do other things with them– This really gives me some ideas for the kids to do for Christmas– Thanks
Wow, I love the bookmarks! Gorgeous idea! This needs to go on my Pinterest account. 🙂
These are some really great ideas. Thank you so much.
The bridal bouquet and wreath are stunning. I would’ve never thought to make those things useing vintage costume jewelry.