NEW Early 2000s TRIFARI Silver Tone Choker NECKLACE, EARRINGS Set w/Rhinestones

Description: NEW Early 2000s TRIFARI Silver Tone Choker NECKLACE, EARRINGS Set w/Rhinestones B Brand: Trifari Item: Choker style necklace with matching elongated hoop Earrings Necklace Clasp: Lobster claw Earring Type: Pierced, the front side has 8 rhinestones the back has no rhinestones. Material: Silver tone metal and rhinestones Color: Silver and sparkling crystal clear rhinestones Country of Origin: Unknown Length of Necklace: 17” with 2” chain extension Length of Earrings: 1 ³⁄₁₆” Width of Earrings: ⅞” Misc.: Any items used to display this item are not included in the listing. This set is elegant, sophisticated and yet versatile and will work with a suit, evening dress, casual dress or even jeans. Condition: I purchased this set in the early 2000’s when I was working in an office but never wore it. It is in new, excellent condition. This is clean and ready to wear or give as a gift. Please see photos to see how beautiful this set is. Buy with confidence. Please take time to check my feedback. International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Plan ahead and get your shopping done early. Think holiday gifts for someone special or for yourself for… Christmas... Birthday... Anniversary... Halloween... Etc Mark IVYLANE.NET in your favorites so you can check back often. I am listing from 3 Estates and Store Closeouts so you never know what I might unpack… I sure don’t, it’s always a surprise! Sign up for my newsletter and see the items I have on sale. INFORMATION ON TRIFARI.: TRIFARI (TKE OR TRIFARI, KRUSSMAN & FISHEL: 1918 - Present Gustavo Trifari emigrated from Italy to the U.S. in 1904 and founded Trifari NYC in 1910 after being a partner and jewelry designer with his uncle in Trifari & Trifari for several years. Gustavo’s grandfather Luigi Trifari, a goldsmith, had a small workshop in Naples, Italy in the mid 1800s producing fine jewelry where Gustavo, working in his workshop, learned the jewelry trade. In 1917, Leo Krussman joined the Trifari Company as a sales director and later became a partner, leading to the forming of the Trifari and Krussman Company. A third partner, Carl Fishel, an experienced and well known salesman also became a partner in the firm, in the early 1920s. The company again changed its name to Trifari, Krussman & Fishel. Trifari was considered one of the largest and best known producers of costume jewelry. It started producing hair ornaments, buckles, and bar pins in silver and base metals set with rhinestones and later manufactured, a broad range of costume jewelry creating superb designs and workmanship at different price levels. The Trifari jewelry produced had a distinctive look, resembling fine jewelry, which can easily be recognized by collectors. Much of this is due to the work of a great designer, Alfred Philippe, who worked and designed jewelry for Trifari, for approximately 38years, from 1930 to 1968, using high quality imported Swarovski rhinestones that were hand-set in the jewelry piece. Philippe worked as a designer of fine jewelry for Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, and brought to Trifari many imaginative ideas. He is largely responsible for the creation and development of Trifari's distinctive and classic look. There were also other well-known designers who joined Trifari: Jean Paris (1958 - 1965), Andre Boeuf (1967 - 1979), who had worked for Cartier, and Diane Love (1971-1974) who designed the company's modern and contemporary jewelry in the early 1970s. Up until the 1960s, Trifari lead the world in the industry of costume jewelry producing the highest quality and styles from imaginative sterling vermeil figurals of the 1940's to its classic gold and silver-tone jewelry of today. The Trifari figurals, retro florals, and jelly-bellies from the 1930s and 1940s are sought after today by collectors. Mark: "TFK" 1917, "Trifari with a crown above the T" 1930s, "Trifari, Krussman, Fishel", "Trifari with a crown and copyright symbol", and "Diane". The Trifari figurals, retro florals, and jelly-bellies from the 1930's and 1940's continue to be in high demand by collectors. The Trifari Company was purchased by Hallmark in the late 1970s, Crystal Grands Jewelry Corp. 1988, Chase Capital Partners, Lattice Holding Division of the Monet Group 1994, and Liz Claiborne in July 2000 with production moved out of the U.S.

Price: 45.01 USD

Location: Lincoln, Nebraska

End Time: 2024-11-19T17:38:35.000Z

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