A newly discovered Coro piece is this Alice Heart charm, most likely from a pendant necklace.  It is a manufactured piece and not something ...

A very Happy New Year to all my readers. Today's post is of a newly discovered piece of Coro plastic jewelry, the March Hare pin. I di...

At first glance this looks like the regular White Rabbit with watch pin, just with the chain broken off. But it isn't. There is no att...

Although not listed in the CMD catalog, I'm quite certain this is also by Coro. The plastic Tweedle pin shares many of the same qualiti...

In addition to the wide variety of metal costume jewelry, Coro also made pieces in plastic. Of course I didn't know that until I got my...

The last of the pin pairs features a nameless Tweedle (pick your favorite).

Second of the pin pairs features this White Rabbit pin, much smaller than his watch toting cousin. This pin is probably the rarest of the p...

The first of the pin pairs features Alice and this little guy, the King of Hearts. I've always had a special place in my heart for this...

This Alice pin was apparently part of several pairs of pins according to the Character Merchandise Catalog. Alice was paired with the King ...

The White Rabbit with watch pin is the only (metal) item from this line that is unique, meaning it does not appear as part of the necklace o...

The Alice Heart pin, item 8062, was the very first item I found from this line. At the time, I did not know whether or not it was truly a D...

Next is item 8061, the bracelet. Essentially the same as the necklace in yesterday's post, just on a shorter chain.

First in the jewelry line is item 8060, the necklace. It consists of 5 character charms: Alice, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the King...

The Eastern Jewelry Manufacturing Company - also known as Coro - produced a wide range of costume jewelry for the original release of Alice ...