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Marlene Dietrich and Jean Harlow were among the many counted as American Royalty. |
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Jewelry design followed the taste for Hollywood with glamour and femininty. |
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Jewelry became bolder and larger to compensate for the 1940's fashion trend of square , shoulders and narrow skirts. |
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The Magnificent standards Coro set will never be equaled. |
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Cuff and Pin signed Coro Craft |
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Floral motif, Rhinestone petals, green, red and |
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blue glass centers enameled leaves. Sterling/vermiel |
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Gazelle 1940's |
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Standing atop a square cut faux topaz, enameled brown and gray body and head, with black and white antlers. Pave stones on neck. Sterling vermeil |
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Owl Duette |
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Large faux sapphire eyes sterling Vermiel |
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Love Bird Duette 1930's |
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Enameled feathers and branch, |
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rhinestone bodies, Sterling |
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Blue Carnation Pin signed Coro |
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Shades of blue flower, accented with faux turquoise rhinestones and green enameled leaves. Sterling vermeil. |
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Sterling Pin |
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signed Coro with a Pegasus |
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$ 50.00 |
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