Little Known Vintage Costume Jewelry Brands
B-Fox England. Anchor brooch. Sterling silver, enamel. 7 cm. 1960s. Little Known Vintage Costume Jewelry Brands
Little Known Vintage Costume Jewelry Brands
In the middle of the 20th century, the jewelry industry experienced a real boom. The Second World War, which consumed the reserves of metals, was over. The companies for the production of costume jewelry appeared one after another. However, due to the great competition, many companies quickly ceased to exist, and the short period of their existence is the main reason for their little-knownness.
Another boom in costume jewelry took place in the 1980s, when even perfume manufacturers made costume jewelry to advertise their perfume. All fashion houses, especially European ones, produced costume jewelry which became the queen of the catwalks. Among trendsetters who have shattered all snobbery about costume jewelry was Coco Chanel. According to her, stylish people wear bijoux and everyone else has to wear gold.
Undoubtedly, quality vintage jewelry, which has stood the test of time and the price of which increases every year, can be inherited.
Noteworthy, it is not safe to wear precious stones, as they have a strong energy and can even harm their owners. Especially large stones. They can affect both health and destiny. That’s why even the rich and famous, from Hollywood stars to royals, understanding this intuitively, prefer bijoux to fine jewelry.
‘Be Back London’ signed Daisy flower round shaped brooch of gold tone. 5 cm. 1980s
Little Known Vintage Costume Jewelry Brands
Maroussia trademark by Moscow fashion house Slava Zaitsev. Cross gold plated art glass pendant. 7 cm
Behave. Butterfly and flowers vintage brooch. Gold tone metal, enamel. 4.5 cm. 1980s
ANM Octopus brooch. Gold plated sterling silver, topaz and citrine crystals
Marked AD in a diamond Joker brooch pendant. Gold plated metal alloy, rhinestones, enamel. 6 cm. 1960s
Bee and beehive lapel pin. Gold tone alloy, enamel, rhinestones. 2.8 cm. HJ ORME 1994 signature. Trademark by NY company Saraytex, Inc. The same design brooch was made by Joan Rivers in the 1990s
YG 925 marked Lizard filigree design sterling silver brooch
Zarzuelas Paris Gold plated dangling brooch pendant. 5 cm. 1980s
Tipicol D.P.E Lizard brooch. Gold plated textured metal
Nan Roberts NR Floral design gold tone crystal clip on earrings. 3 cm. 1980s
W in square Flower brooch. Lucite, gold tone alloy, crystals. 5 cm. 1990s
Marked W in oval Flower brooch. 12 K gold filled, jade. 1980s
Wentz Creation. USA, 1940. Key brooch and clip earrings. Sterling silver, crystals. Brooch 6 cm, clips 2.5 cm
Windsor. USA, 1960s. Gamers cufflinks. Gold plated metal alloy, enamel. 3 cm
Berrak. Art Deco brooch, 1960. 925 silver, hematite. 5.9 cm
Marked ‘B’ Flower brooch and clip on earrings. Silver, marcasites, enamel. Brooch 5 cm, clips 2 cm. 1960s
CVM signed. Angel brooch. Gold plated alloy, blue glass cabochon. 3.6 cm. 1970s
D with crown marked Cameo vintage brooch pendant
Elox. Swallow sterling silver brooch. 6.5 cm. 1990s
G Made in France signed Abstract design gold tone brooch. 4 cm. 1980s
Ragdoll movable pendant. 9 K gold plated, lilac, green and white cubic zirconia. 7 cm. Signed DAN
Marked ‘R’ Heart shaped tulip design brooch pin. Gold tone, mother of pearl enamel. 2 cm. 1980s
Omardz 1950. Tribal face vintage brooch. Silver tone metal, rhinestones. 5.3 cm
ANM Sterling Silver Hand Hammered Earrings
ATW (Modesto, California). Victorian Lady’s boot brooch pin. Handpainted clay, steel, 22 K gold plated trim. 6.5 cm. 1980s
Beauty Brass (Italy) Oval shaped clips. Gold plated metal alloy, plexiglass. 2 cm. 1980s
Augustin Paris Flower ring. Gold plated bronze, red glass, crystals. 1990s
Alibey leaf branch gold tone mint green art glass brooch. 1990s
AD mark on round cartouche. Clown with ball brooch. Gold tone alloy, rhinestones. 4.5 cm. 1980s
