Vintage Jewelry Supplies offers a huge selection of jewelry making supplies in an array of finishes! There is something for everyone’s price range. What’s old is new again when combined with your unique ideas. We offer more than 5,300 unique items to use in costume and jewelry design as well as a multitude of other creative endeavors. Incorporating these components with modern trends and reclaimed treasures such as doll parts, broken china or compasses, and even bullet casings celebrate the passions of the wearer. Many of our items have been in production since the 1940’s. Some of the components offered by are still being created from molds that were hand-carved at the kitchen table in the late 1800s. Those of us who create and love to wear beautiful, unique jewelry will rejoice to see women once again embracing accessories. Soon, they will be gone forever because they are no longer being made. If you love vintage components, this is a good time to buy them. We have marked down hundreds of jewelry items on sale. We also have in stock chains, findings and settings. We offer many different unique types of bead caps, beads, cabochons and stones. Jewelry designers, you can boost your creativity and save money from our low online prices with over 5300 wholesale items to choose from on our website. Most of the rare pieces we feature are made in the U.S.A and are still made from the original dies created in the late 1800’s. We also offer many options of gemstones, Swarovski crystals, Bavarian glass stones and beads, filigrees, stampings and raw brass for artists who wish to add their own patinas. offers a wide variety of quality jewelry making supplies so the possibilities are endless! We have been serving jewelry designers since 1989 as a major supplier for brass components, plated in rich antique patinas including oxidized sterling silver, brass and copper. ©Written permission necessary to use information or pictures from this site in any other publications, written or electronic.Ĭopyright 1997 to present - All Rights Reserved.Īll RCJ publications and pages were createdīy Dotty Stringfield with the assistance of research contributor Pat SealĪnd other valued members of the costume jewelry collecting community.The Vintage Jewelry Supplies Company Inc. Many manufacturers made the same findings for many, many years. Just remember that findings may have been used much earlier than the particular publication shows. In it are all sorts of catches, watch chains and parts, jump rings, clips and more.įindings publications help us know when particular “parts” of jewelry were being sold to the industry, and help us date pieces of jewelry. An original publication by RCJ and Dorothea Stringfield Nona Grampp of “Nona’s of Alexandria RubyLane” has kindly allowed me to feature her photos of this little Fuller’s Findings Jewelers’ Findings catalog from January 1950, on RCJ.
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