Tara Fifth Avenue vintage costume jewelry
Frog brooch. Jewelry alloy, enamel, green rhinestones. Tara Fifth Avenue vintage costume jewelry
Tara vintage costume jewelry
Founded in the early 1960s in New York, Tara Fifth Avenue company moved to California in 1965. The exact closing date is unknown, however, we can assume the company ceased to exist in the 1970s. Thus, costume jewelry of this company produced for 10 years is vintage.
Noteworthy, some companies, such as DeLizza & Elster made jewelry decorations for Tara, that’s why Tara jewelry can be similar to Juliana jewelry. Also, in the list of jewelry companies which produced decorations signed Tara were Monet, Judi Lee and others. That is why the marking “Tara” on some decorations differs. Also, the prices are different, depending on subjective indicators of demand in the world market.
The style of jewelry marked Tara is diverse – from Art Deco and Modern to Rococo and classics of that time. Traditionally, the company’s masters used jewelry alloy of gold and silver tones, rhinestones, colored glass and enamel.
American flag brooch pin. White, red and blue rhinestones
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Tara vintage costume jewelry
Violin brooch of gold tone, crystals. 9.7 cm. 1950s
Grasshopper enameled brooch with rhinestones
Brooch in the form of an order. Brass, glass, cabochon. 5.2 cm
Gold tone necklace, clear crystals. 1950s
Harp brooch of gold tone
Heart gold tone enameled brooch pin
Poinsettia brooch of gold tone, red enamel
Rare vintage bracelet of gold tone with green glass inserts
Realistic autumn leaf of textured gold
Red apple set of brooch and earrings. Gold tone, rhinestones. Brooch 4.5 cm, earrings 2 cm
Red Shoes brooch with rhinestone
Round shaped matte gold vintage brooch
Silver tone dangle earrings with rhinestones. 7.2 cm
Stylized Maltese cross of Pink and silver tone. 1960s
Textured gold tone modernist pin
Unicorn pin. Silver tone metal, rhinestone
Weekend Gardener gold tone vintage brooch
Maker’s mark
