Pate De Verre Multicolor Aqua Sautoir

Masterfully crafted glass necklace in dreamy hues with crystal details from Pate de Verre Collection. Designed by a former artisan of the Atelier de GRIPOIX in the savoir faire used...

Our story began in 1935 with a small jewelry workshop founded by Françoise Montague’s mother. Ten years later, in 1945, the brand took on the name we know today. Its signature style ...

Masterfully crafted glass necklace in black from Pate de Verre Collection. Designed by a former artisan of the Atelier de GRIPOIX in the savoir faire used for all the Chanel pieces ...

Brass plated gold chain with removable pendant . 5 pate de verre drops set with Swarovski Crystal rondelles. Pendant is 5” long. Extension chain is 3 “ and stamp with Francoise Monta...

Multistrand necklace of pate de verre beads and faux pearls. Emerald, amythest hand formed poured glass beads are mixed with celadon faux pearls. Made by Maison Gripoix circa 1950s. ...

DETAILS • signed CAMEE • gold tone with glass stones • vintage designer necklace MEASUREMENTS • CONDITION • very good vintage condition with minimal signs of wear Sku ...

Simply Beautiful! Hand carved Hexagon Aquamarine and Natural Opal in Matrix Beads inter-spaced with Gilt Sterling Silver Rondelles featured in this Fabulous Hand crafted Necklace. He...

The start of plastic jewellery was seen in the middle of the 19th century and it became very popular in the 1920's and 30's. Celluloid was the first quality of plastics which was used, then followed Bakelite and Catalin. The invention of Bakelite took place in 1909. Sometime later Catalin was produced. Catalin was easy for mass production and at the same time affordable. Du Pont is the pioneer in the field of Lucite and made it popular in the 1930’s as an alternative to Bakelite which was an expensive grade of plastic. Because of its versatility it became a popular choice for costume jewellery and became even more popular in 1950s for its Jelly Belly Jewellery...