Freirich vintage costume jewelry

Freirich vintage costume jewelry
Founded by Solomon Freirich, the French-American company Freirich existed from 1922 to 1990. Initially, the main focus was the manufacture of accessories for clothing and hats (including for Chanel and Dior). However, in the 1960s, the company launched a line of handmade jewelry, distinguished by high quality workmanship.
According to sources, son of Solomon Freirich, Arthur joined the company in 1955 and greatly expanded the manufacture of costume jewelry.
Noteworthy, Freirich jewelers handcrafted necklaces and bracelets, carefully assembled “multi-component” designs, fused cloisonne enamels and manually fixed jewelry-cut crystals.

In fact, it was Arthur who began to produce jewelry in the Victorian style. Moreover, costume jewelry obtained so high quality that many people confused it with products truly created in the XIX century.

Signed Freirich vintage costume jewelry (1922-1990)