Exquisite vintage costume jewelry for women with far from ordinary tastes
TruFaux Jewels offers elegant and unique necklaces, earrings, bracelets, brooches, clips, and accessories by notable American and European designers, from the flapper style to the early days of Mad Men.
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These impeccable pieces are thoughtfully curated by vintage jewelry collector, historian, and writer Barbara Schwartz.
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Lipstick-Red Glass Drop Earrings with Diamanté
1920s Jewelry, Unsigned Jewelry, Vintage Earrings$ 245
Lipstick-Red Glass Drop Earrings with Diamanté
1920s Jewelry, Unsigned Jewelry, Vintage EarringsThese red glass drop earrings are most likely European in origin. The lipstick-red marquise-shaped stones are set in white metal with diamanté accents. These all-original earrings have ear wires with lever backs for pierced ears and are constructed of an unknown metal. Wear this fun pair to off-duty activities and on casual-business-attire days for a change of pace. Scroll down to see the perfect necklace to wear with these wonderful jewels.$ 245 -
Red Bead 1920s Chandelier Earrings
1920s Jewelry, Unsigned Jewelry, Vintage EarringsThese deliciously-long (3 1/4") and fun 1920s chandelier earrings have three chains adorned with red-glass beads. The red glass stone set at the earlobe and all but the bottom row of beads are faceted; the bottom ones are round balls. These all-original earrings have screw-backs which can be modified for pierced ears. Some of the beads have minor flaws, but none is visible when this pair is worn. Lots of movement here!$ 195 -
Red Glass Double-Hoop Czech Earrings
1920s Jewelry, Unsigned Jewelry, Vintage EarringsThese Art Deco Czech earrings are fun! They have two red-glass hoops dangling from long brass filigree findings. This type of filigree was used extensively by Czech makers during the 1920s. These unusually long (3″), all-original earrings have screw-backs and lots of movement. These earrings can be modified for pierced ears. Wear them with distinction for off-duty activities and business-casual days.$ 195
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TruFaux Jewels founder Barbara Schwartz is a passionate collector of vintage costume jewelry, who shares her love through her collections, through her writing, and directly with the women she helps adorn. She believes jewelry is meant to be worn, not stored in a drawer or bank vault. Barbara wants every woman who buys her pieces to feel extraordinary while wearing them.
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