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Pippin
If you're like me and break or lose things easily, the chances of Great-Aunt Edith's ring collection winding up in your careless hands are pretty slim. Swear you're going to take care of your things better and fill that empty jewelry box with snazzy heirlooms from Pippin. Though the store recently moved from the Lower East Side to a smaller location on West 17th, there's still much to choose from at this remarkably affordable oasis of vintage pizzazz—from $10 rhinestone poodle pins, to $45 Art Deco belt buckles, to their wonderfully weird array of charms (I found a tiny relief of Abraham Lincoln from the '20s on a recent trip).
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