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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.