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This petite design is beautifully accented with a
captivating center stone and is named after the
owner of the original shoe buckle, circa 1912,
from which it was designed.

The vintage shoe buckle that inspired this design
was originally from France, circa 1910.  Its appeal and beauty give it classic style.

An Italian shoe buckle from the early 1900s
inspired this delicate design and its elegant,
royal flair.

Adorning shoes back in the 1890s, the original
buckle was amongst the first of its kind.
The fancy design is a tribute to the fashions
of the late 19th century.

The curves and contours of this wavy design create an Art Deco motif.  It fits best on smaller wrists, and has a great "everyday" look.

A graceful, floral design bordered by a single
row of crystals is highlighted by a lovely open
and airy feeling with an essence of beauty.

With an ornate look and open center, this design
is the largest in the collection. The Starla carries
a unique sense of style and personality.

The vibrant Celtic design and the number of 
Swarovski crystals included give this gorgeous
bracelet distinction.

The petite, pave-set crystals and intricate centerpiece capture the spirit of the Victorian Era.

This charming bow design was inspired by a 1928 shoe buckle.  Its three-dimensional style has a pretty, feminine flair and lays beautifully on the wrist.

This tiny, eye-catching centerpiece is adorned with stones, making its brilliance impossible to miss. Circa 1910.

This dainty design is extremely versatile with a timeless look, making it fashionably chic.

A vine of emerald green crystal leaves, highlighted
by vibrant pink crystal rose buds, surrounds this stunning oval design. This is the first Haley Hill
piece enhanced with brightly-colored stones.

Designed to be worn on the popular "pump" shoes of the 1930s, a shoe buckle from Brazil inspired this dazzling pattern.  A brilliant center stone, pave- set crystals, and four loops intertwined around an oval edge create a unique look.

Strikingly attractive, this design dates back to
1915 with an Italian shoe buckle origin.