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Blue Lagoon brooch that was designed by D&E - (DeLizza and Elster)
Made for Sarah Coventry in the early 1960's... Unfortunatly I am missing the earrings to this demi.
Beautiful aurora borealis blue effect on the stones.
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Just beautiful!! How can I find out if a brooch I have is a D & E if not marked.
Howdy, one of the ways to verify a D&E piece which you believe is Juliana, you can actually get it verified on the Juliana jewelry site.
That is just beautiful and the color, Wow! Sarah Coventry made some great pieces, did't they?