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Handmade Skull & Pearl Necklace

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For a show-stopping necklace that incorporates vintage materials but at the same time is absolutely of the moment, look no further than the handmade jewellery of Jennie Sharman-Cox.

Sharman-Cox scours flea markets for vintage fabrics, beads, faux pearls and original military regalia and reworks them into original pieces of jewellery. The Skull and Pearl Necklace is entirely hand-stitched and beaded. A backing of antique cream linen with a layered lace panel is topped with an original brass crown and a design of vintage faux-pearls and cream, gold and red seed beads. The resin skull gives a contemporary twist.

The necklace costs £199. Check out Jennie's Etsy Shop here.

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Rockabilly Jewellery Pieces from Bubblegum Vegas

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While the high street brands might occasionally dip their toes in retro design, there's plenty of smaller businesses getting their vintage inspired pieces just right all year round. One such designer is UK-based Bubblegum Vegas, with their great range of kitschy retro jewellery and accessories.

The stand out pieces are the rockabilly items, taking vintage tattoo and nautical influences and creating affordable earrings and necklaces to give an effortless nod to your favourite era. Shown above are the Good Luck necklace and Anchor's Away earrings, retailing at £18 and £16 respectively.

Get yours and see more at their online shop.

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Vintage Czech pin necklaces from Aquvii

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If you're on the look out for an unusual piece of vintage jewellery take a look at these Czech pin necklaces from Aquvii.

Not only vintage but well travelled too: the Japanese company has transformed a load of old Czech badges into chain necklaces. The badges feature a variety of emblems and themes, including the sporting shape of the design featured above. 

The necklaces cost £15 each. 

See the collection at Concrete Hermit

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Exclusive Vintage jewellery from Rock’N’Rose

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Though many modern jewellery shops have been taking inspiration from vintage items for many seasons now, there's nothing quite like the originals in looks and quality. UK jewellery brand Rock'N'Rose are now bringing us one of a kind pieces through their Exclusive Vintage range, alongside their own designs.

Sourcing individual pieces like clip-on earrings, rings and necklaces, each piece is pre-worn and roughly dated to their original eras. Assuring good condition and cleanliness, the vintage pieces are kept affordable too, with the earrings above retailing at £14.

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Deco Lady Earrings from Dorothy Perkins

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When looking back on twentieth century fashion history, there are few more iconic images than that of the 1920s flapper girl. While achieving the look can be difficult to carry off for most occasions, a nod to the style can be achieved with ease thanks to these Deco Lady Earrings from Dorothy Perkins.

The design features a flapper girl image, complete with the art deco references associated with the era, from the Louise Brooks-esque hairstyle to the fan detailing of her headpiece. In cream and gold, the luxuriousness of art deco design is captured in a fun yet delicate pair of studs.

They're now available from Dorothy Perkins for £8.50.

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Day Of The Dead earrings from Fred Flare

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The use of kitschy logos and prints in 50s revivalist fashion can be hard to pull off as the focus of any outfit, but including these designs can be easy with the use of the right accessories. These Day Of The Dead Earrings from Fred Flare are an ideal choice for lovers of psychobilly styles.

Using designs inspired by the Mexican Dia De Los Muertos, the skull and floral designs create a small piece that edgy kitsch that really makes the psychobilly and more extreme rockabilly aesthetics come to life. The studs come in a pack of three pairs to mix and match.

They're available now from Fred Flare for $16.

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