Signed Jane vintage costume jewelry

From the Tidings of Love series. Gold plated textured brass, glass cabochon. 1990s. Signed Jane vintage costume jewelry

Signed Jane vintage costume jewelry
“No luck for us… just God’s total and complete blessing in everything we do”, Jane states. According to Jane Davis herself, her journey into the world of jewelry, and in particular the making of brooches and pins in the form of angels, began in 1993. Due to the uniqueness and variety of designs, where no angel is alike, this jewelry quickly spread throughout the country.
As a religious person, Jane prayed a lot, and God answered her with help in all her affairs. In her workshop “Not So Plain Jane” in Kingwood, TX several people have already worked to create new designs of angel pins. In fact, Jane has been making AOL brooches for 10 years, but after a personal crisis, she stopped making jewelry. Going to meet her desires and God’s providence, she began to create crosses and other church decorations, while reducing the staff to 2 people and reducing the studio area. Unfortunately, due to her age (Jane is over 70 years old), she developed neuropathy in her hands and could no longer even hold a jewelry instrument.

Victorian style Angel brooch. Gold and silver tone metal

All of these vintage angel brooches were made in the 1990s by renowned American jewelry designer Jane Davis. Traditionally, Jane engraved all jewelry with the “JANE” or “Jane AOL” (Angels of Love) label on the back.
Located in Kingwood, TX, “Not So Plain Jane” studio is still around, but they make only Clinging Crosses.