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This is a great necklace designed by Judy DeLizza when she worked with her father in the DeLizza & Elster company. It was also featured in the Spring 2003 issue of VFCJ Magazine.
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Beautiful D&E birds. The bird on the bottom sitting on a branch was called "Love Bird" by DeLizza and Elster.
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Two great D and E bugs
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Two different D&E/JULIANA turtle pins, one with earrings.
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Cute little D&E/JULIANA "bug" with a topaz foiled stone.
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Spikey unfoiled topaz thin navette necklace and earring set
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Two example of the "roundelles" (a D&E term for the florettes that are usually set above the rest of the piece for added interest)
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A gorgeous set with unusual black and white glass cabochons called "oval with black leopard spots" and surrounded by black diamond rhinestones.
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Three non-D&E brooches. Note the "sprocket" style of the one in the right hand corner, usually more identified with Judy Lee and Beau Jewels jewelry. Frank DeLizza has confirmed that D&E did not manufacture any of these.
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A bevy of flower beauties! Notice that each one has a wired over rhinestone "leaf"
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The back of one of D&E's largest flowers shows the extra "spine" plated into the stem to give it more support.
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Two examples of the five link bracelets - one with oval links, one with rectangular links
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Side view of the clip-style bail
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Beautiful D&E / JULIANA brooch and earring set of white and gold art glass cabs, topaz rhinestones, white navettes and topaz AB rhinestones with a flowery motif in goldtone.
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The bracelet that started it all!! Half inch emerald green rhinestones are the focal point of this striking D&E bracelet. Accented by green and blue navettes and blue and green aurora borealis rhinestones and set in silvertone, this bracelet remains one of my favorites to this day. A work friend knew I was going to the Kane County Flea Market for jewelry and offered it to me as it "wasn't her style". (Thank you, Betsy!) And it only cost an amazing $5!!
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