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Posted 1 year ago
vintagemad
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Today was a good day for jewelry, picked up some great things.
The first bracelet is signed La Rel? Never heard or seen the name before, has anyone else? All the rhinestones are intact and in good condition.
The second is a awesome gold tone Modernest cuff, unsigned but well made.
The Modernest style is very hot at the moment I have seen the prices triple over the last 6 months. Grab them if you find them for a reasonable price, I don't see the trend ending any time soon:) Thanks for looking.
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Could the name be La Rei?
Great finds! Here is some info from bitzofglitz.com:
La Rel: La Rel is the trademark for La Rel Originals founded in New York City circa 1953. Manufactured an assortment of rhinestone jewelry in subdued traditional designs. Average to above average quality. Not very common on the market. Usually marked La Rel or La Rel Originals. Early pieces may also include the words "rhinestone magic".
Great info thriftfan, thank you very much. And thank you all for the likes & loves.