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Category Archives: A Mystery 1930s Jewelry Maker

Mystery Jewelry Maker: Maybes, Wannabes, and an Oddity

March 2, 2020

In the course of my ongoing research into the Mystery Jewelry Maker, I sometimes come across items that fall into …

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Autumn 2019 Mystery Jewelry Maker Update

November 9, 2019

Not many ‘new’ Mystery Jewelry Maker examples have surfaced in recent months, but there have been a few; they include …

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Mystery Jewelry Maker Winter 2019 Update, Including Patterned Mesh and A Small Hope Dashed

February 16, 2019

It’s been a while since my last MJM update, so this instalment contains two ‘new faces’ as well as newfound …

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Snakes On a Chain (Mystery Jewelry Maker)

June 3, 2018

Occasionally during my research into the Mystery Jewelry Maker I’ve had to revise my original opinion of whether a certain …

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Mystery Jewelry Maker Research Milestone: the 200th Example!

May 16, 2018

Several years ago when I first began idly poking around the internet to see if there might be another necklace …

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Early 2018 Mystery Jewelry Maker Update

February 4, 2018

As promised, here’s a selection of newfound designs and colorways added to my 1930s MJM (mystery jewelry maker) database. There’s …

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A Mystery Jewelry Maker Bow, Resurrected

January 23, 2018

Once in a great while I come across one of the Mystery Jewelry Maker’s findings that another manufacturer has either …

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Mystery Jewelry Maker ‘Lookalike’ Bows by Guyot Brothers: An Important Clue??

September 6, 2017

Although I’ve discovered only two brooch versions of my 1930s Mystery Jewelry Maker’s bows (the Large Bow and the Nouveau …

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