Signed HAR vintage costume jewellery

‘Fortune teller’ brooch from the series ‘Gene of Fortune’. Bronze, enamel, lucite, crystals, rhinestones. 1955. Signed HAR vintage costume jewellery
Signed HAR vintage costume jewellery
The history of Har jewelry spans a short period of little more than a decade, founded by Hargo Creations in the 1955 in New York. Initially, it was a family business of Joseph Heibronner and Edith Levitt, a husband and wife since 1952. Unfortunately, the company ceased to exist due to the death of Joseph in August of 1968.
Noteworthy, HAR Jewellery produced various collections which became incredibly popular among collectors of vintage costume jewellery worldwide. In particular, “Cobra,” “Laughing Chinese”, “dragon’s teeth”, etc.
The company produced costume jewellery in limited quantities, and their designs include exotic scenes and colors. Characteristic signs – green enamel, inlaid with “fantastic” stones.
Every year these decorations are increasingly difficult to find. Of course, any information about the history of HAR jewelry increases its cost.

Oriental man in a traditional headdress – a turban, brooch. Gold tone, carved ivory, rhinestones, faux pearls, enamel, glass

Rabbit on a carrot pin cast in gold-tone metal with green and red enameling and crystal rhinestones. 1950s

Lady Fortune teller holding a crystal ball, fabulous book piece brooch. Gold plated metal alloy, rhinestones, lucite, art glass. 5 cm. 1950s
Signed HAR vintage costume jewellery

Butterfly Brooch and Clips. Scarlet enamel, turquoise cabochons, ruby crystals. 1960s, brooch 5.4 cm, clips 3 cm

Rooster with a cigar collection brooch, 1960s. Hand-painted with matt enamels, decorated with pearls. 4,5 cm

Bracelet with pendant. Silver tone, ivory, glass cabochons. 1950’s. Bracelet 18 cm, Pendant 3 cm £ 100-120 CRIS

Brooch and earrings. Gold tone, green enamel, rock crystal. 1950’s. Brooch 7 cm, Earrings Zcm £ 650-750 SUM