Hunted

Hunted has a really, really nice (but expensive) curated selection of vintage jeweleries that you may (or may not) be able to find at some estate sales or on Etsy. The aesthetic is good — really good — and classy, with a bit of edge. Think 1920s, 30s, 60s (and more mid-​century than mod).
I found a couple really cheap but nice gems to give as gifts here.
The negs are only for the price point — which I think are 1) a bit steep in general (even for SF), and 2) definitely too steep for me.

I have some delighful pieces from here, including a long strand of austrian cut glass diamond shaped beads.
The owner knows her stuff and has a great variety of prices and items. I like shopping local, too!

You’re never too old to learn, and here’s what the proprietor of Hunted taught me:
Over 30 years, it’s «vintage»
Over 100 years It’s «antique»
From one vintage+ customer to a tiny store-​full of gorgeous and unique vintage jewelry, I say «well done». I’m coming back here to get myself some gifts and sending others back here to get me some gifts. Yeah, I like gifts.
Great, unique, wee store with a very special selection of one-​of-​a-​kind jewelry. Somebody has a very good eye for finding a find.

I love a good thrift store or garage sale find. But the pickings are getting slim these days and honestly I have better things to do on my precious weekends. When I stumbled into Hunted a while back (literally stumbled after a couple of cocktails at the mini bar next door) I was in vintage costume jewelry heaven. Erika has a super keen eye for the finest in quality and style. I swear I want everything in the store. So I justify spending a bit on something fabulous because most of the pieces I’ve acquired were single digit dollar deals.
Project Accessorize Susie is much less dire than it was before finding Hunted.
Did I mention the late hours? Makes shopping for a working girl so much more easy. Have a cocktail — or two — next door first.

Stumbled upon Erika’s vintage jewelry boutique «Hunted» last night on our way back to the car from Tsunami Sushi. Erika’s shop is in a tiny alley on Divis between 2 buildings and is an incredibly intimate. Hunted is full of beautiful, fun, sparkly pieces. I left with a gorgeous gold bracelet and will return soon to purchase more (saw several pieces I would have loved to have bought)! My boyfriend and I really enjoyed chatting with Erika. She was warm, friendly, and very helpful. If you haven’t been to Hunted, you must check it out.

you should know that there’s this sassy vintage chainmail number i got here has garnered a plethora of «wow, i love your /​that’s a beautiful /​where’d you get that necklace» comments all summer long.
i think of this place as a museum of sorts, with one exception: i can make purchases from the collection!
in this little gem on divisadero, one gets to lust over a stunning, curated collection by erika — a lover and tastemaker of the vintage couture world.
people — go check this place out. it’s one of those special places that make you feel fortunate that you live in san francisco.
warning: you *will* want everything.
good hunting!

A charmingly delightful closet of beautiful curiosities, a little hidden gem on Divisadero specializing in big bounteous pieces, where I bought a stunning malachite necklace for a surprisingly moderate outlay. It’s clear the owner loves the items she sells, and the intimate quality reinforces the feeling that one has stumbled across something special, a shared secret.

Can you say eye-​candy? A stylish and unique little boutique bursting with amazing vintage accessories!
The owner, Erika von Petrin, has an outstanding eye, and the shop features her collection of the best of quality vintage costume pieces, from necklaces and bangles to handbags and even dress clips, all artfully displayed in a petite space on Divisadero (next door to the aptly named Mini-​Bar.)
Prices are very reasonable overall with a wide range of styles from which to choose. The shop is open very convenient hours– 4 — 9 PM (or by appointment!) so you can pop in on your way home from work on out to dinner. You get personal, one-​on-​one service from Erika, who is an experienced and knowledgeable collector and talented stylist, and she will help you find the perfect one of a kind accessory.

very beautiful jewelry, ugly attitude!
was rudely pointed to signs when i asked if she was open/​what her hours were.

This tiny store has a lot to offer, with a wide price range, too. If you like unique vintage jewelry you should definitely check out this shop.