Krementz
Vintage Krementz Gold Plated Bracelet Necklace Jewelry Set, Mid-Century
Vintage Krementz Gold Plated Bracelet Necklace Jewelry Set, Mid-Century
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*Description: This is a beautiful KREMENTZ jewelry set with a bracelet and matching necklace in gold plated metal from the late 1950s. Both the necklace and bracelet have fold over clasps which fit securely. This would be a great addition to your vintage jewelry collection or make a great vintage gift!
A 1965 advertisement for Krementz jewelry reads like this:
“In the tradition of precious jewelry - For those who appreciate finer things, Krementz creates treasures of timeless beauty. Lasting loveliness is assured by the heavy OVERLAY of 14Kt. GOLD that has much of the wearing quality and all of the rich beauty of solid gold.”
Krementz was founded in 1866, but did not begin to produce large amounts of costume jewelry until the late 1950s. Krementz sold the costume jewelry business in 1997. The most collectible Krementz costume jewelry is signed “Krementz” in all capital letters. This mark may be on the pin stem or in other hard to see places. Their signature look was white or yellow gold jewelry, often small and delicate looking. Information shared by Julia C. Carroll in Costume Jewelry 101.
*Approximate Measurements: Necklace - 17 Inches by 3/4 Inch, Bracelet - 7 3/4 Inches by 3/4 Inch, Total Weight - 3.4 Ounces
*Condition: Very good vintage condition. Will see signs of wear under magnification. See photos for details.
*Hallmark: Krementz
*Item: E 6165
A 1965 advertisement for Krementz jewelry reads like this:
“In the tradition of precious jewelry - For those who appreciate finer things, Krementz creates treasures of timeless beauty. Lasting loveliness is assured by the heavy OVERLAY of 14Kt. GOLD that has much of the wearing quality and all of the rich beauty of solid gold.”
Krementz was founded in 1866, but did not begin to produce large amounts of costume jewelry until the late 1950s. Krementz sold the costume jewelry business in 1997. The most collectible Krementz costume jewelry is signed “Krementz” in all capital letters. This mark may be on the pin stem or in other hard to see places. Their signature look was white or yellow gold jewelry, often small and delicate looking. Information shared by Julia C. Carroll in Costume Jewelry 101.
*Approximate Measurements: Necklace - 17 Inches by 3/4 Inch, Bracelet - 7 3/4 Inches by 3/4 Inch, Total Weight - 3.4 Ounces
*Condition: Very good vintage condition. Will see signs of wear under magnification. See photos for details.
*Hallmark: Krementz
*Item: E 6165
