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Many of the flat push in bracelets have a pair of rhinestones on each end near the clasp.
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They also often did this like cast bar of rhinestone on the end of the clasps.
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sometimes the bar end was twisted metal.
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You will see this same rhinestone chaining bracelet design over and over again but with different types of rhinestones, or cabochons instead of the green rhinestones.
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See on this is a slight variation on the previous bracelet.
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The two rhinestones on the clasp of this bracelet are rather unusual for D&E. As this this bracelet that is not really flat. The center run of chatons is pushed up a little.
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Notice the twisted wire framing at the connectors of the bracelet.
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Ball Chain with no fancy end like the previous bracelet.
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Flat bracelet with a fold over clasp.
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Another flat bracelet with a fold over clasp.
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Notice the clasp is pretty similar to the D&E bracelet. So the clasp is not the indicator D&E.
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