Apple Juice Thermoset Leaf and Topaz Baguette Climber Earrings By Lisner, 1960s

These gorgeous Hobé clip-on statement earrings, circa 1950s, are one of the brand's more fun and unique designs. A gold-plated leaf is decorated with gilded swirls, faux pearls and ...

- Vintage item - Each earring measures 1.1" tall - Gold plated - Clip on earring backs - By Crown Trifari (signed on clips) - Circa 1960s - Estate acquired - Good vintage cond...

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the mid-century - Each earring measures 1.25" in diameter - Gold plated - High quality prong set Smoked Topaz-colored, Eme...

- Vintage item - Collectible jewelry piece from the '80s - Each earring measures 4.5" x 1.5" - Gold plated hardware - Clear glass with crackle effect - Clip on earring backs - ...

In 1956 when Christian Dior's ultra-feminine New Look had dominated fashion for nearly a decade, Schreiner New York handcrafted these opulent unsigned earrings with 22 prong-set open-back crystals to accompany the eveningwear of an American high-end fashion designer. They may have been for client Pauline Trigere when her ready-to-wear collections with accessories including unmarked-Schreiner jewelry were sold by NYC's Bergdorf Goodman and worn by her clients including Grace Kelly, Jacqueline Kennedy, and Elizabeth Taylor. Comparatively, Schreiner jewelry produced in the 1950s for direct sale to high-end department stores, such as Neiman Marcus, Henri Bendel and Saks Fifth Avenue, were the only pieces to include a brand signature. Using the best quality European crystals that were custom-made for him, the founder Henry Schreiner was among the world's leading glass-jewelry designers before he died in 1954, whereafter his daughter and her husband continued with their handcrafted production. The family shared this distinction with Western Germany-based Max Muller and Paris-based Roger Jean Pierre, who were commissioned to create haute-couture pieces for the world's leading fashion houses. Notably in 1949, Henry Schreiner was commissioned by Dior to create several exclusive pieces. We know these earrings were not created earlier than 1956 because of the use of iridescent coating on some of the crystals that produces a rainbow effect. Known as aurora-borealis (AB) stones, Swarovski initially produced them exclusively for a haute-couture collection that year by Dior. Shortly thereafter, the Schreiner team had access to such colorful stones, and most certainly used them as soon as possible to enable their American fashion-designer clients to compete with the new Dior iridescent-colors trend. At the bottom tips of the marquise-shaped pale yellow stones...

Handcrafted earrings made in Italy of 18 kt. yellow gold with white and brown brilliant-cut diamonds. This piece belongs to Fraleoni's Dolcevita collection. The earrings are designed...

These 925 sterling silver stud earrings showcase a total of 22 natural marquise-cut citrine gemstones, each measuring 4x2 mm, with a combined weight of 5.18 carats. The earrings meas...

A spectacular pair of vintage Ciner leaf crystal earrings featuring enormous drop crystals. Vintage Condition: Very good without damage or noteworthy wea...