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Angela Hale vintage style costume jewellery

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Angela Hale vintage style costume jewellery

Crystal and gold tone metal earrings with crystals. 2000. 6.5 cm. Price 50 GB pounds. Angela Hale vintage style costume jewellery

Angela Hale vintage style costume jewellery
Bedfordshire born jewellery designer, Angela Hale is a daughter of Italian mother, who truly had a good taste in fashion. She studied Fashion Illustration at London College of Fashion. Next, she began to study photography and film in Derby University. There, she became interested in classic movies, and in particular, La Dolce Vita and Breakfast at Tiffany’s. After graduating, she began working in the company of Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake.
Five years later she opened her own costume jewellery shop in Covent Garden. According to official data, incorporated in 1991 private company Angela Hale Limited ceased to exist in 2004.
Under the influence of the Victorian era and the Art Deco, she created magnificent wearable art. The designer handcrafted ornaments from hypoallergenic metal, bronze, faux pearls and multicolor Swarovski crystals.

Gold tone metal, crystal and fake pearl earrings with crystals. length 3 cm, 1990s

Gold tone metal, crystal and fake pearl earrings with crystals. length 3 cm, 1990s

Meanwhile, the list of her celebrity clients was growing and she moved her business from Covent Garden to the Royal Arcade. Here, she concentrated on delicate necklaces dripping with colorful crystal beads, fantastically ornate brooches, charming flower-encrusted chokers, and tiny drop earrings.

Angela Hale vintage style costume jewellery

Among her clients were Kate Moss, Madonna, Carrie Fisher, Julie Christie, Anna Harvey, and others. Noteworthy, Princess Diana herself had exquisite pair of Angela Hale earrings. As for the celebrity men, among them were Danny de Vito, Paul McCartney (he bought decorations for his daughter, Stella), and Neil Kinnock.

Angela Hale

Boutique of Angela Hale on Old Bond Street in London