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.
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.
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