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Handcrafted jewelry designs of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries |
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Janice Erickson Smith
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New items being handcrafted frequently, but not all make it to the website. Please check back often, but also ask if there is an item in which you are interested - I may have it!
![]() Historic Delights at Fort Roberdeau, Altoona, PA 2005
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Custom work Earrings to match a particular gown Custom length necklaces Modern pearls restrung
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Questions? E-mail Janice at
If you do not see something that you are looking for, please e-mail Janice and ask if that item can be made for you.
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Would you like to know when new items are listed? Ask to be included on the e-mail list
(distribution list is always blind carbon copied to protect your e-mail privacy)
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Display case at Washington's Crossing, PA December, 2005
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With the assistance of ongoing research regarding the use of gemstones, colors, metals and overall designs occurring in the 18th century, Historic Delights presents jewelry and accessories that give the impression of articles used in that time period. Reenactors appreciate the affordable addition to their historic presentation without purchasing costly reproductions. Materials used to hand-craft these items are mostly the same as the materials used more than 200 years ago. Metals used include sterling silver, gold-filled and vermeil (a heavy gold layer on sterling silver). Semi-precious gems, freshwater pearls, faux (or false) pearls (Abigail Adams owned a strand of these) and colored glass are also used just as they were in the 18th century. Click here to read more about jewelry in the 18th century. |
Historic Delights in September 2005 at Tinicum Township's "Pennsylvania Before Penn" - part of Riverfront Ramble.
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GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE e-mail janice@historicdelights.com for more information
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Updated on September 14, 2008
©Historic Delights 2006