Vintage 1950s Signed Napier Goldtone Leaves & Brown Moonglow Clip Earrings

1950s goldtone filigree and white resin clip back earrings. Marked on the base of the clips "Napier." Measure: 1.13 inches L x 0.75 inches W. Excellent condition. The matching bracel...

1960s round domed goldtone "raw" faux-coral clip back earrings. Marked "Carnegie." Measure: 1 inch across. Condition: Very good; mild wear to backs. Hattie Carnegie was a fashion d...

Circa early 1950s goldtone round faux-ruby and marquise faux-peridot clip earrings. Marked crown "Trifari" without a copyright symbol. Measure: 1 1/8 inches long by 7/8 inches wide. ...

1970s rhodium plated pale yellow Lucite domed with clear rhinestone accents clip earrings. Marked "Hattie Carnegie." Measure: 15/16 inches across. Excellent condition. Hattie Carne...

Early 1970s goldtone and ivory colored Lucite flower drop clip back earrings. Marked crown "Trifari" with a copyright. Measure: 2 1/4 inches long by 1 1/4 inches. Condition: Very good; slight variation in color (I only noticed after I looked at the pictures). Slight discoloration to back edge of one earring. Probably date to 1972, since there were similarly styled earrings advertised by the company in that year. Trifari is an American jewelry company founded in 1925 which sold costume jewelry to the middle to high end market. In 1930, Alfred Philippe, an immigrant from France, joined the company and became its lead designer. Philippe in his previous position in Paris had collaborated with Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, which influenced his designs for Trifari. In the 1930s, Trifari's jewelry was frequently used in Broadway productions. Their designs were also popular in Europe, owned by the Countess of Polignac as well as madame Lanvin's daughter and the director of Lanvin. Trifari also designed two sets of faux-pearl jewelry for Mamie Eisenhower. In 1955, Trifari won a landmark lawsuit protecting its copyrighted designs which were being copied by other costume jewelry companies. Early jewelry, jewelry featured in advertisements, or by well-known designers like Diane Love, Kunio Matsumoto...

Circa 1980s gold plated cabochon faux-onyx rhinestone and black enamel clip back earrings. Marked with the Courrèges symbol. Measure: 1.38 inches across. Excellent condition. Courre...

These 1980’s couture earrings are a swinging floral bouquet that reflects the electric charm of Loulou de la Falaise and the extraordinary craftsmanship ...

The cluster model earrings with pear-cut diamonds and emeralds, with two brilliant-cut diamonds in the center. N ° 10 pear cut diamonds total weight 8.50 ct N ° 2 brilliant cut diam...

Drop-shaped pendant earrings, entirely pierced with emerald pave with a total weight of 16.74 ct and diamonds with a total weight of 1.63 ct. The earrings are in burnished 18 Kt whi...

The earrings are each made up of 2 rows of baguette-cut diamonds and 2 diamond-cut files, the total weight of the diamonds is ct 2.60. Their shape is semi-circle. The closure is wit...

The earrings are each made up of three chain links, groumette model. The central links are set with diamonds, for a total carat weight of 0.71 ct. The closure of the earrings has a pin and clips...

18 Carat Gold Golden Beryl and White Diamond Earrings Blossom Collection Golden Beryl and Diamond earrings. The Blossom Collection gemstones are a uniquely designed cushion cut, featuring a high table to emulate the antique Georgian style period, with a round brilliant cut base to emphasise brilliance and colour. The golden beryl's table measurement is 12.5mm x 12.5mm in perfect proportions and grade. Each golden beryl is set in a 18ct. yellow gold in a four claw setting and is gently articulated from the diamond motif at the top. The motif is set in 18ct. white gold with a post and alpha clip for pieced ears with an additional pair of butterfly fittings in 18ct. white gold. The pear cut diamond at the top is three claw set and the additional diamonds are bezel set. All diamonds are premium pear and round brilliant cut D colour...