Marvella gold and silver parent-child acorn set brooch earrings - American antique jewelry Vintage

This big acorn brooch came here last year, without too many decorations, it is just a good, firm and plump fruit! I collected it at the beginning of the year, and this month I received small acorn earrings from different antique dealers. It’s almost like a child coming to find her mother~ I came to the team members together before Mother’s Day. How can one not admire the wonder of fate😍 In addition to being cute, it is more simple and hearty. The combination of gold and silver is also eye-catching. In the tone of the earth tone, the dazzling Silver fruit hat seems to shine in the sun, and it is matched with the mature and charming golden fruit with brush pattern, as if the sound of ripe fruit falling to the ground. ・ ・ 〖Marvella〗 Founded in Philadelphia, USA in 1911 by the jewelry company Weinrich Bros. Co., it manufactures sophisticated and outstanding fashion jewelry accessories. In 1950, it established a subsidiary, Marvella Pearls, Inc., specializing in the production of top-quality artificial pearls. The founders, the Weinlich brothers, printed the Marvella logo on the works and changed the company name to Marvella, Inc. in 1965. It was acquired by Trifari in 1982 and is now part of the Monet Group. ・ Origin: America Year: 1970s Material: alloy gold-plated Silver, Stone size: ・Brooch 3.2x5.5 cm ・Earrings 1.6x2.3 cm Condition: Excellent, with signs of normal use Marking: brand mark In stock in Taiwan, domestic freight post office, 7-11 or Family Mart store + 60 yuan 🌟Free shipping for orders over 3,000 🌟 ・ ・ Old pieces of jewelry are no longer produced, and their number will only decrease day by day, making it harder to find. And because they are rarer, they are unique accessories. Antiques are not new products, and the traces of time show more connotation and rarity. Please do not look at them with the strict standards of brand-new products. I believe that you will be able to bloom unparalleled elegance and brilliance in the story of old jewelry.