Juliana D&E Brooch Earrings Orange Yellow Fruit Salad Pin Vintage Delizza Elster Designer Jewelry Gift
On the harder to find side, this amazing demi parure by DeLizza & Elster is decorated a wonderful assortment of orange & yellow navettes, and sun & citrine stones. With these fruit salad colors, this set is finished in gold tones.
The demi parure includes a brooch & matching, clippy, dangle earrings.
Measurements:
- brooch ~ approximately 3.5" x 7/8"
- earrings ~ approximately 1.5" x .5"
Dates - c1960.
Hallmarks ~ unmarked as seen in pictures. D&E jewelry is identified via study and evaluation of several construction characteristics.
Know You are Buying Real D&E - the construction attributes that mark this set as made by D&E include: prong set stones, correct pin assembly, correct earring clips, figure 8 puddling.
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Condition ~ Excellent: pre-owned vintage/antique. This jewelry shows little evidence of age or use.
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About my DeLizza & Elster Jewelry - I am an avid student and collector of D&E Jewelry. I am/was also a member of several online groups that seek to study and identify both D&E jewelry and costume jewelry in general. When doubt, I consulted Mr. DeLizza, and retain those references.
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