Is Panetta jewelry real?

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the mid-century - 1.25" x 1.5" - Gold plated - Faux opal cabochons - Red glass eyes - By Panetta (signed on verso) - Ci...

Vintage Panetta Art Deco Diamante Bracelet Circa 1960s. It is composed of links of pavé and small round stones surrounding the links. There is a slight variation of lighter and sligh...

Panetta Artisan style Brutalist ring with raw amythest geode and abstract prongs with tiny pave accents. Large scale cocktail ring set in sterling vermeil. 1970's USA. Signed Pane...

Abstract modernist gilt sterling ring with large bullet cab faux lapis poured glass stone. 1960's USA. 1.5" long, 1" wide, 3/4" high. Size 6. Excellent condition.

Vintage Panetta Gold Heavy Bracelet with Clear Pave Stones. Made in the 1960s to feel like Fine Jewelry. This is a heavy and substantial item. Only y...

Panetta is truly one of the best of the great pretenders. His costume pieces are finely made to give you the look of real at the price of costume. In these mid 20th century clip on earrings Panetta uses clear crystals to create a fake diamond drop dangle earring. He finishes them off by rhodium plating the base metal. Perfect for an evening on the town. Signed on back. They are signed Panetta on the back. Panetta History from Nasvete Benedetto Panetta, another Italian, wrote his name in the history of jewelry. Born in Italy, he moved to America in 1901. Being a jeweler, he first worked in small companies, but then there was a fateful meeting with a fellow countryman, and Benedetto became a designer at Trifari. In those days, Trifary was already a large and very prestigious manufactory. Having received invaluable experience, in 1945, Benedetto opens his own company “Panetta”. From the very beginning, Benedetto set a goal, to erase the line between precious jewelry and costume jewelry. According to Panetta, ornaments should look real. And I must say Benedetto succeeded in it. PANETTA jewelry...