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West Germany Orange Cabochon Glass Rhinestone Necklace, Faux Pearls, 1950s Vintage Jewelry
West Germany Orange Cabochon Glass Rhinestone Necklace, Faux Pearls, 1950s Vintage Jewelry
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*Description: This is a beautiful Western Germany pendant necklace with filigree layers, orange cabochons, and faux pearls from the 1950s. There are two baby's teeth faux pearls on each side of the pendant. Between the smaller orange cabochons are gold tone leaves. The bail is heart shaped and this is where the tubular filigree chain begins with two faux pearls. Near the chain clasp is the ring with Made in Western Germany stamped on one side. The necklace is unique and gorgeous. This would be a great addition to your vintage jewelry collection or make a great vintage gift!
After WWII, Germany was divided into four sectors: American, British, French, and Soviet. In 1946, there was a guarded border between West Germany and East Germany. Then in 1952, the border between the two was closed until it was reopened again in 1989. Due to the history, it is possible to date some of the jewelry made in Germany. Jewelry made before 1949 is marked GERMANY, but jewelry made after that time up until 1990, is marked WEST GERMANY. Jewelry made after 1990 is again marked GERMANY.
The most collectible marked W. Germany pieces are jewelry sets: pins and earrings, or necklaces and earrings made of elaborate filigree metal and decorated with tiny colorful beads and pearls.
Reference: Julia C Carroll’s Costume Jewelry 101
*Approximate Measurements: Chain - 24 Inches, Pendant - 2 1/4 Inches by 1 3/8 Inches
*Condition: Very good vintage condition. Will see signs of wear under magnification. See photos for details.
*Hallmark: Made in Western Germany
*Item # E5366
After WWII, Germany was divided into four sectors: American, British, French, and Soviet. In 1946, there was a guarded border between West Germany and East Germany. Then in 1952, the border between the two was closed until it was reopened again in 1989. Due to the history, it is possible to date some of the jewelry made in Germany. Jewelry made before 1949 is marked GERMANY, but jewelry made after that time up until 1990, is marked WEST GERMANY. Jewelry made after 1990 is again marked GERMANY.
The most collectible marked W. Germany pieces are jewelry sets: pins and earrings, or necklaces and earrings made of elaborate filigree metal and decorated with tiny colorful beads and pearls.
Reference: Julia C Carroll’s Costume Jewelry 101
*Approximate Measurements: Chain - 24 Inches, Pendant - 2 1/4 Inches by 1 3/8 Inches
*Condition: Very good vintage condition. Will see signs of wear under magnification. See photos for details.
*Hallmark: Made in Western Germany
*Item # E5366
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