Under the right conditions, one person’s castoff can become another’s treasure.

But barring professional help (not a craft-happy glue gunner like yourself), true greatness usually takes divine intervention.

Which may be how Angel Court Vintage was born. A few years back, co-founders Angela Burgess and Courtney Taylor stumbled across a demolition site full of antique metals and assorted schwag.

Fast forward to today. The BFFs’ website features always charming, often quirky jewelry from their Mississippi studio, as well as other designs that have caught their eye (including some from Atlanta’s own Indie Craft Experience).

Most pieces (like the Pistol Packing Mama necklace, complete with a tiny gun and holster charm set) ring in at well under $100. Tchotchke lovers will want to clear space on their shelves for photo magnets, oil paintings, and adorably random shadow boxes in AC’s vintage art collection.

You’ll never see your old stuff the same way again.

But the glue gun? That’s just got to go.

Available at Beehive Co-op, 1831A Peachtree Road, Buckhead (404-351-1166); Montage, 6602 Sugarloaf Parkway, suite 102, Duluth (770-622-9595); online at angelcourt.com.