Miriam Haskell Pale Pink Flower Earrings

Miriam Haskell Pastel Flower Earrings in antiques silver metal. Pastel beads are mixed with crystals and faux pearls. Clip back fittings. 1940's USA. ...

Charming Miriam Haskell Milk Glass Flower earrings with hand sewn seed bead detailing. Milk glass petals form the flower with a center of pur...

Miriam Haskell Pale Pink Beaded Earrings with clip back fittings. Resin beads in rose and marbleized rose are hand sewn onto signature filigree bases. 1950...

Miriam Haskell signature Russian Gilt, double petal filigree flower head earclips with rose pink faceted crystal focal stone. 1940's, Adjustable clip back fittings. Excellent Condit...

These charming vintage clip-on earrings are designed in the shape of stylized dogwood flowers, featuring beautifully marbled enamel petals in soft pink and olive green tones. Each pe...

A duo of pink tourmaline and mother of pearl blend with white pearls to form these elegant flower earrings. The expertly carved pink tourmaline is a classic mauve shade. The master...

These are stunning signed Tambetti earring earclips in Rose Quartz each designed as a carved pink flower, set in the center with an 18 Karat Gold accent. The earrings are guaranteed to be from the estate of the renowned British writer Barbara Taylor...

Beginning in 1939, American Miriam Haskell asked her first designer since 1926 Frank Hess to sparingly use metal in their costume-jewelry collections during WWII while war materials were needed. So not unlike the Spring/Summer 2024 floral appliques designed by Balmain artistic director Olivier Rousteing, hand-crafted rose-motif plastic never looked more beautiful in the 20th Century than such eye-catching glossy creations as these ballet-pink clip earrings by Hess. In this reflective and sparkling pair of lightweight slightly asymmetrical climbers, shiny film-like rhodoid is hand-cut, layered in three dimensions for irregular shadows, and riveted with clear roses-montees to a thin silver metal frame, which replaced Hess' characteristic wired Russian-gilt brass frame while still resembling his earlier construction (see our other Haskell listing for an early double fur-clip chain lariat). The earring clips, with tiny holes that were used for unsigned Haskell...