Louis Rousselet 1950s

Coral cabochons, circular-cut amethysts, and diamonds signed Van Cleef & Arpels. Brooch approx. 7.0 cm and ear clips approx. 3.4 cm circa 1970s French marks

Clips earrings brooches designed by Hemmerle. These pieces of jewelry are very rare. They were created in Munich Germany by the very exclusive house of Hemmerle, back in the 1990. These are gorgeous convertible pieces have been carefully crafted with a three dimensional linear shape in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with highly polished finish. They are fitted in the reverse with hinged clips for fastening comfort to be wear as a dress clips or earrings. Hemmerle jewelry...

Gorgeous vintage sterling silver leaf design screw post earrings with matching leaf design brooch. The set is stamped hand-wrought sterling Mex with a designer stamp. The pin brooch ...

Mid Century Austrian crystal topaz and aquamarine ear clips and brooch/pin in gold tone frames - great quality - unsigned - Austria - circa 1950's...

This incredible 1950's Miriam Haskell brooch and earring demi-parure set, made up of statement hand worked milk glass and a leaf filigree design are rare pieces to behold. The pende...

Sublime rare old SET: BROOCH and Clip-on EARRINGS, 50s vintage, in silver metal adorned with colored rhinestones in glass, by French Haute Couture designer ROGER JEAN PIERRE, BROOCH dimensions: 5 x 2.5 cm, EARRING dimensions: 2.8 x 1.5 cm, very good quality, very good state. The French jeweler and designer, famous parurier Roger Jean Pierre has been designing for Schiaparelli jewelry since he was 20 years old. He has also worked for Balenciaga, Dior, Balmain and Madame Gres, among others. He created some of the most extraordinary jewelry for Balenciaga and forged a very close relationship with Christian Dior, creating many important pieces for the House. In 1930-1960, his name was known throughout France. From 1947 to 1958, he ran the large jewelery company Maison Francis Winter. Winter designs around 2,500 jewels a year for the biggest French fashion houses. In 1960, Roger Jean Pierre opened his own studio in Paris. He was inspired by the decorations of the 18th century. Costume jewelry by this master was never marked, usually only paper tags were worn on the jewelry. After 13 years, Jean Pierre decides to broaden his field of activity and opens a workshop. And in 1962, Jean-Pierre made a tiara for Yves Saint Laurent, which was featured on the October cover of Vogue. But already in 1979, for unknown reasons, he was forced to close his business. FR: Sublime rare PARURE ancienne: BROCHE et BOUCLES D'OREILLES a Clips, vintage des...