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Juliana or Vendome clip earrings. | Costume Jewelry507 of 1837 |  |  |
Posted 8 months ago
vintagemad
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The earrings are unsigned but are certainly high end. All glass beads & rhinestones. I think they are likely Juliana but they remind me of some Vendome earrings I've seen before. Any thoughts? Thanks for looking.
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Pretty art glass! I don't see either designer: the findings don't seem right for DeLizza and Elster, the stones not typical Vendome. Did you find anything similar on the Juliana education site?
Hi!
These earrings are undeniably Dynamite! I am not fully certain, but they look like Miriam Haskell. The Bell-Shaped Beads are a Signature Haskell design element used in the early days in her wood pieces (Frank Hess), though I have never seen them in this awesome art glass configuration. Together with Gold Filigree ball beads there is a real Haskell look to them. Also this type of French Clips were used in Haskell earrings. As far as I know, D & E/Juliana generally had the wider flat clips with the circular hole at the top of them. These are superb.
Thanks for Sharing!
Anna