These gorgeous clip-on vintage Ledo earrings are a true pavé masterpiece — a domed cluster set with faceted crystals in a gold-tone setting. Each stone is individually pronged, creating a rich texture that catches the light beautifully from every angle!
Signed and in excellent vintage condition, these are a fabulous find for the vintage jewelry lover or costume jewelry collector. Substantial without being heavy, they add instant glamour to any outfit — dress them up for evening or wear them to elevate a casual look.
Details:
🔸 Signed: Ledo
🔸 Style: Domed pavé crystal cluster
🔸 Stones: Clear faceted crystals
🔸 Metal tone: Gold
🔸 Condition: Excellent — bright, sparkling stones, no visible loss or damage, gently worn.
HISTORY:
Ledo was the jewelry mark of Ralph Polcini, an Italian-born goldsmith who founded his New York jewelry company in 1911 and renamed it Ledo around 1948. Known for its Art Deco-inspired designs — rhodium-plated metal, sparkling rhinestones, and finely detailed brooches — Ledo built a reputation for high-quality craftsmanship, even earning a Fashion Academy Gold Medal in 1951. The name was used until the early 1960s, when the company transitioned to the Polcini mark, making Ledo-signed pieces a treasured and relatively rare find for vintage collectors today.
A sweeping parade of sculptural shell-form links, each one hand-pressed with a luminous radiating fan motif, catches light from every angle. The warm, rich gold tone has the depth of pieces that were made to last — and this one has. In pristine condition, it retains every detail of its original finish, as breathtaking today as the evening it was first clasped.
Lisner occupied a singular place in mid-century American design — crafting costume pieces with the ambition and artistry of fine jewelry. This wide-cuff bracelet exemplifies exactly that:
Designer: Lisner (signed)
Era: circa 1950s–1960s
Material: Gold-tone base metal
Style: Wide shell/fan link statement bracelet
Condition: Pristine — no tarnish, no loss, clasp functions perfectly
Some jewelry is pretty. This set is presence.
This stunning two-piece parure by Kramer of New York dates to the 1950s, when American costume jewelry was at its most bold and beautifully engineered. The matching necklace and bracelet share the same signature design: interlocking bow-and-bar links in rich silver tone, with a delicate textured finish that catches light from every angle.
Kramer of New York dressed Hollywood — and this set shows exactly why. The craftsmanship is substantial, the links move fluidly, and the scale commands attention without overwhelming. Wear it together for full parure drama, or pair each piece separately for an effortlessly elevated everyday look.
Details:
Designer: Kramer of New York (signed)
Era: Circa 1950s
Style: Bow-link parure — necklace + bracelet
Metal: Silver-tone
Condition: Excellent — no missing links, no plating loss, clasps fully functional
Signed. Matched. Timeless.
The necklace that makes the outfit.
A sweeping graduated collar of sculpted gold-tone ribbon links — each one twisted, dual-finished in matte and polished gold, fanning out from delicate at the shoulders to bold and dramatic at the center front.
The kind of piece that looks equally at home over a cashmere turtleneck or a little black dress.
Signed Coro. All links articulated and secure, gold tone bright and even throughout, clasp functions perfectly.
Understated never looked so considered.
These signed Lisner clip-ons feature a beautifully sculpted chrysanthemum bloom in a warm gold tone, with radiating textured petals framing a brushed dome center — a quietly sophisticated look that doesn’t demand attention.
The vintage earrings you reach for again and again.
Pure drama, zero apology.
This sculptural silver-tone bib necklace makes its presence known the moment it hits the collarbone — cascading rows of graduated metallic orbs, linked by twisted chain, building to a bold fringe of oversized silver spheres that move beautifully with the wearer.
Bright silver tone throughout, all links intact, not a ball out of place. A true estate find in showroom condition.
Bold, sculptural, and unmistakably mid-century, this gold-tone Lisner choker is the kind of piece that stops people mid-sentence. Each link is hand-detailed in a sweeping feather leaf motif, forming a fluid collar that commands the neckline with effortless glamour.
Bright gold tone, all links articulated freely, clasp perfect. Signed Lisner — a true collector's find.
The necklace that does all the talking.
Excellent Condition | Original Box & Certificate of Authenticity Included
Some pieces don't just accessorize an outfit — they define it. These breathtaking clip-on earrings from Nolan Miller's coveted Glamour Collection are exactly that kind of piece.
At the heart of each earring sits a luminous iridescent faux pearl. Sweeping around it, a sculptural gold-tone swirl cradles the pearl in an embrace that feels at once bold and romantic. The entire design is edged in a halo of sparkling pavé crystal rhinestones that catch and throw light with every turn of the head.
The result is unmistakably Old Hollywood — the kind of earring Joan Collins would have worn on Dynasty, and Nolan Miller would have designed with exactly that woman in mind.
Condition: Excellent — pearl is bright and iridescent with no cloudiness, all rhinestones present and sparkling, gold-tone hardware is clean and clip mechanism functions perfectly.
Includes: Original Nolan Miller presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity — a complete set that is increasingly difficult to find.
Wearable art from one of American fashion's most iconic designers. A rare find for the serious collector or the woman who simply refuses to be ordinary.
There's a reason ribbon motifs never go out of style — they move even when they're still. This signed Lisner choker takes that idea and runs with it: sculptural gold-tone swirls, twisting and doubling back on themselves, each curve punctuated by a marquise-cut emerald green rhinestone that catches the light like it's still falling into place.
The Details
Signed Lisner
Gold-tone dimensional ribbon and swirl design
Emerald green marquise-cut rhinestones throughout
Choker length, secure clasp
Excellent vintage condition — bright, unclouded stones and clean gold-tone finish
Wear It With
A black turtleneck A slip dress in the same emerald family.
Signed mid-century Lisner sculptural and complete — a rare find in this condition.
Clean lines. Quiet luxury.
There's a reason Trifari dressed some of the most photographed women of the twentieth century: a rare instinct for restraint. This signed necklace pairs a sleek gold-tone curb chain with a sculptural ivory enamel pendant — its scalloped, wing-like form wrapped at the crown in a textured gold cuff, like a ribbon caught mid-motion.
It's the kind of necklace that doesn't compete with an outfit. It finishes it.
The Details
Signed Trifari
Gold-tone curb chain with lobster clasp
Sculptural ivory enamel pendant, scalloped wing motif
Textured gold-tone wrap detail at the pendant's crown
Excellent vintage condition — enamel clean and unchipped, chain tight, clasp secure
Wear It With
A crisp white shirt. A camel coat. The kind of quiet-luxury outfit that lets the necklace do the talking because with lines this clean, it always will.
A signed Trifari original. Timeless, and increasingly hard to find in this condition.
Signed by mid-century design icon Arthur Pepper, this wide gold-tone bracelet weaves a crisp criss-cross lattice around richly textured, hand-finished beads — sculptural, substantial, and unmistakably statement jewelry.
Details: Signed ART / Arthur Pepper · articulated gold-tone lattice · textured nugget beading · excellent vintage condition, secure clasp
Wear it solo. It doesn't need help.
Vintage
There's a particular kind of vintage jewelry that doesn't just sit at the throat — it moves with you. This is one of those pieces.
A signed Coro necklace and clip-on earring set, worked in an intricate gold-tone vine motif and set throughout with iridescent pink aurora borealis rhinestones, finished with a delicate fringe of faceted crystal beads that catch the light with every turn of the head.
Designed in the mid-century golden age of American costume jewelry, when houses like Coro rivaled fine jewelers in craftsmanship and ambition, this set carries the unmistakable hallmarks of the era: hand-set stones, dimensional metalwork, and a romantic, botanical sensibility that still feels fresh today.
The Details
Signed Coro, demi-parure (necklace + matching clip earrings)
Gold-tone vine and leaf setting with pink aurora borealis rhinestones
Graduated faceted crystal bead drops along the front
Excellent vintage condition — full stone complement, secure clasp and clip mechanisms
A rare complete matched set, seldom found together in this condition
Wear It With
Champagne silk. Black velvet. A bare shoulder. This is a piece for evenings that ask a little more of you — dinner reservations, gallery openings, the kind of night you remember what you wore.
Where the shore meets golden hour.
These luminous Lilly Pulitzer vintage stud earrings are a love letter to coastal elegance. Each piece features a hand-finished gold-tone rope border encircling a crisp white enamel disc — at its center, a sculptural scallop shell rendered in warm, richly detailed gold.
Substantial yet refined, these earrings carry the unmistakable Lilly Pulitzer signature: a playful spirit wrapped in genuine polish. They transition effortlessly from a breezy afternoon luncheon to a candlelit evening on the terrace.
Condition: Excellent — bright, even gold tone with no fading; enamel pristine with no chips or crazing; posts and backs intact and secure.
Style them with: a crisp white linen shift, a navy blazer, or your favorite Lilly print — they were made for all three.
A study in movement and metalwork. This signed Coro choker centers on a bold, sculptural bow — brushed and polished gold-tone metal twisted into a fluid, ribbon-like knot — suspended from a sleek chain of architectural bracket-link panels.
Equal parts refined and confident, this is the kind of necklace that elevates a simple silk blouse or a little black dress without saying a word too loud. A quietly powerful piece for the woman who wears her jewelry, not the other way around.
✨ Signed Coro — a hallmark of mid-century American costume jewelry craftsmanship
✨ Excellent vintage condition — bright gold-tone finish, no tarnish, secure clasp and links
✨ Sculptural bow centerpiece — a striking focal point with true dimensional presence
✨ Versatile choker length — pairs beautifully with both necklines and eras of dress
Own a moment of timeless glamour.
Pure Glamour.
Signed Weiss, excellent condition. A sparkling ribbon of pavé rhinestones swirls into a cluster of large, prong-set crystals — bold, brilliant, and full of movement. Clip-on, perfect for non-pierced ears.
An utterly gorgeous pair from one of mid-century America's most collected costume jewelry names.
Mid-century Coro at its most sophisticated: a run of gold-tone triangular links set with sapphire-blue rhinestones and lustrous faux pearls. Structured, graphic, and unmistakably glamorous — a statement piece built to be noticed.
Featuring a fishhook clasp. Excellent vintage condition
Old Hollywood glamour meets everyday sparkle in Coro style. A single strand of warm champagne pearls leads to a lush rhinestone floral centerpiece with pink, green, and blue accents, finished with a trio of oversized pearl drops. Unsigned - purchased at an estate sale - a rare vintage find.
Few designers understood the art of the flower quite like Trifari.
These signed clip-ons are a perfect example — each earring a sculpted bloom of open gold-tone petals, delicately laced with filigree detail and anchored by a cluster of small beaded centers that give the design warmth and dimension.
Larger than a simple stud, lighter than a chandelier — exactly the right size to wear everywhere.
Signed Trifari. Gold tone bright and clean, all petals intact, clip mechanism firm and comfortable.
Vintage Trifari in this condition doesn't sit on the shelf long.
Signed Trifari doorknocker earrings, fully paved in sparkling clear crystals — a bold, iconic mid-century silhouette that's back in style. Clip-on backs, excellent vintage condition, bright stones, clean plating. Perfect for evening glam or everyday sparkle. A genuine collector's piece — only one available!
I adore calla lillies, and this piece beautifully captures the utterly simple sophistication of this flower. Beautiful vintage brooch signed with the genuine Swarovski swan mark. Gracefully curved gold-tone stem with a sculpted calla lily petal. A lovely, timeless piece for any collection. Equally suited for a blazer lapel or a classic sheath dress.
Elegant Swarovski swan brooch, fully signed and stamped with the original Swarovski hallmark. This iconic design features a graceful curved neck and body entirely pavé-set with sparkling clear crystals, paired with a polished gold-tone beak for a striking two-tone contrast.
A timeless collector's piece from Swarovski's celebrated swan line — the brand's signature motif since the 1970s. This particular style has been retired and is no longer in production.
Condition: Excellent — crystals are bright, secure, and free of visible damage. Clasp and pin mechanism function smoothly.
Pair with a black velvet blazer, and keep all other items minimal for an exceptionally elegant ensemble.
Signed Trifari clip-ons with interlocking teardrop hoops in warm, brushed gold-tone. Sculptural, lightweight, and endlessly wearable — from evening wear to everyday elevation.
✔ Signed Trifari
✔ Mint condition
✔ Clip-on closure
✔ Classic mid-century design
A timeless piece for the collector or the everyday glam-lover. Pair with a black turtleneck, trousers, and ballet flats for a chic, understated, contemporary look.
A five-flower spray brooch, with gold-tone metal, consistent with molded glass or resin "turquoise" style petals common on RSK pieces. Flowers connected by delicate gold wire vines and tendrils. In Excellent, undamaged condition with no visible chips, losses, or discoloration in the petals. The gold tone has good shine with no obvious wear/brassing. Pair with a white linen blouse or dress for a stylish summer look.
A stunning sculptural collar from Kramer, one of the premier names in mid-century costume jewelry. Brushed gold-tone shell links spiral around polished metal bands, creating rich texture and catching the light beautifully with every movement.
Substantial and eye-catching, this vintage piece makes a statement on its own.
Signed 1960s Coro statement necklace in gold tone. A “wheat” or leaf-fringe collar made of textured teardrop leaf links, layered and criss-crossed into a full, graduated fringe around the neck. Dense overlapping leaves with a foldover or hook clasp — classic Coro mid‑century craftsmanship.
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