A rare, patented pair of dangling earrings.
〖 Trifari 〗
Founded in 1910, Trifari became one of America's largest and most renowned jewelry designers over the following decades. The company not only frequently conceptualized designs for Broadway musicals and movie stars but also received a commission from the First Lady of the United States, Mamie Eisenhower, in the 1950s. They hired Alfred Philippe, who had previously worked for Van Cleef & Arpels and Cartier, as their chief designer, bringing a chic, luxurious, and high-end aesthetic. Trifari pieces are diverse, and their exceptional craftsmanship has earned them a reputation as a stable and valuable collectible brand in the antique market.
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Origin: USA
Era: 1970’s
Materials: Silver-plated alloy, faux pearls
Dimensions: 1.5x5.3 cm
Condition: Excellent, with minor signs of wear
Markings: Trifari Pat. Pend
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Vintage jewelry is no longer in production, and their numbers only decrease with each passing day, making them increasingly difficult to find. Their rarity further enhances their uniqueness as accessories.
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- A rare, patented pair of dangling earrings. Marked with a patent number.
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