The vintage costume jewellery is not just fun to play with and some are extremely desirable and fetch a staggering price today. What used to be cheap fashion jewels are a treasure now thanks to the name of designer, good craft and rarity and historical value. Being collectors, fashion lovers and vintage hunters imply that they spend lots of money to purchase some of the items in terms of the auctioning process, estate sales, and specialty shops. These are the works that not only define the history of fashion, but also make themselves beautiful. You can have an old piece of furniture that is worth more than you think when you come across any of these old pieces of furniture.
Brooches of the middle of the XX century, rhinestone.
The gilded rhinestone brooches have a high value due to their sparkling appearance and intricate style of the 1940s and 1950s. A majority of them were made by use of good stones and art. The creations of the designer like Weiss can be sold nowadays at hundreds or even at thousands.
Chanel CC Jewelry pendulum Logo 1980s.
Vintage Chanel costume jewellery with the well-known double-C company emblem of the 1980s is highly marketable. The statement-level products and chains that are conservative are greatly appreciated. Their designer label adds value to the price in the vintage market and auctions.
Miriam Haskell Pearl Necklaces.
Miriam Haskell is well known in her pearl and bead designs of luxurious nature. Her necklaces with numerous strings and flowery clips are special. And they are rare in form and artisanship which collectors love.
Pieces Trifari Alfred Philippe Pieces.
The jewelry that Alfred Philippe made, overall, and Trifari in particular, especially of animal theme (a dragon or a cluster of fruit) has become extremely sought after as a collection item. The videos produced by Philippe are art and trendy thus becoming practical in the modern world.
Coro Duette Brooches
Coro duettes are brooches that are convertible into clips. They are the 1930s-1950s smart multi-purpose designs which are favored by the collectors. This lack of theirs is actually an advantage.
Eisenberg Ice Crystal Jewelry.
Eisenberg jewellery is notorious with sparkling pomp of rhinestones that seem to look like the appearance of actual diamonds. Signed works of 1930s and 1940s are never unwanted and can be quite costly.
Bakelite Bangles
Jewelry made of Bakelite, especially the colored bangles of the 1930s and 1940s that are of a bright color are highly collectible. It is enhanced with colors and rare designs and patterns. Nostalgia and workmanship is present in the old Bakelite that is cherished by the collectors.
Givenchy Crystal Pieces
A true Givenchy vintage costume jewel, especially crystal necklaces and earrings, is a good seller. Their traditional styles are likely to have a general appeal to the collectors and fashion enthusiasts through their elegant and eternal designs.
Retro Clip-On Earrings
Megantic, dramatical clip-on earrings of the 1950s and 1960s are highly collectible especially those that are signed. These brands as Monet and Napier created iconic designs that now sell at high prices among the lovers of vintage jewelry.
Art Deco Glass Pendants
The glass pendants of Art Deco of the 1920s and 1930s are rare and precious. Their geometric designs and craftsmanship have been the embodiment of the artistic spirit of the time and are now valued as such in the collections.
These pieces of work are an eye opener since costume jewelry is not only fashionable, but affordable as well. You must look it up as soon as you come across the vintage jewelry with signs of a designer, or other special material or historical interest– what seems a relic of an old trinket may be a treasure.
