Antique Crown Trifari Silver Brushed Round Swirl Clip Earrings C279

2cm in diameter, marked Trifari, with a crown mark on the letter T, it is a product from the 1960s to 1970s. Metal, thick and in great condition. *years Between 1950 and 1960. ＊About Trifari: The founder of the brand, Gustavo Trifari, is a Boy from Italy. There are many works worth collecting. The brand began in 1910, and each period of Trifari has different notation. From 1930 to 1960, Trifari came to a heavyweight jewelry designer, Alfred Philippe (Alfred Philippe), who worked in Van Cleef & Arpels (Van Cleef & Arpels) and Cartier (Cartier). ), because of his joining, the entire Trifari product line follows the high-quality and elegant route. Trifari was one of the best-known brands in the popular jewelry industry at that time, so it was also loved by celebrities, such as: In 1953, Trifari made jewelry for the first lady of the United States, Mamie Eisenhower, to attend important occasions. In 1951, Madonna Madonna wearing Trifari jewelry, starred in the 1990 movie Evita (Don't Cry For Me Argentina). In addition, this brand has different marking methods in each period. For example, my favorite period is Trifari with a crown mark on the letter T. The products of this period (1955 to 1969) are metal The gold-plated and Silver colors are particularly detailed. ＊ Cleaning method - Wipe with a dry cloth. - Do not use Silver wiping cloth, "do not" wear it to the seaside and hot springs, nor wear it to dance in the rain. - After wearing, please clean it and store it in a zipper bag. -Please keep the storage place dry. ＊Small Reminder Every product in the store has been inspected, and it will be sold only if it is confirmed to be in normal use. Therefore, refunds and returns cannot be made due to personal factors. Due to the light of photography and the display of each computer, there will be a slight difference in color between the photo and the actual product. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me directly! Thank you for reading.