Diamanté & Sterling Leaf Eisenberg Dress Clip
1940s Jewelry, Eisenberg Jewelry, Vintage Dress ClipsThis Eisenberg dress clip from the late-1940s is substantial in weight and size. It has two layers: square-cut diamanté flowers with a pavé stem that sit atop a sterling silver leaf embellished with additional diamanté. The cut-outs on the leaf add a graceful effect. The hinged, double-prong fastener works well with weighty fabrics. You could wear this jewel on the shoulder or lapel of a dress, jacket or coat, and own any room you enter! What a knockout!USD$495.00USD$495.00- Sold out
Diamanté & Sterling Sunburst Eisenberg Earrings
1940s Jewelry, Eisenberg Jewelry, Vintage EarringsThese Eisenberg earrings have small round diamanté emanating from a larger stone, forming a sunburst design. The setting is sterling silver with screw-backs. These earrings are really alive with sparkle! They were advertised in the September 1, 1947 issue of Vogue. And they haven't lost their appeal – this pair sparkled on the runway at Toronto Fashion Week for Spring 2019. Scroll down to see a pearl and diamanté bracelet by the same maker, in a similar design.USD$295.00USD$295.00 
Diamanté & Sterling Earrings by Eisenberg
1940s Jewelry, Eisenberg Jewelry, Vintage EarringsThese vintage screw back earrings made in the late-1940s by Eisenberg look like flowers in a vase. They have faceted oval and round diamantés set in rhodium-plated sterling silver. These earrings face each other, so they will frame your face to perfection. This pair features all of the beauty and high-quality of this maker’s creations. In fact, these earrings were chosen to walk the runway at a recent fashion show. The model wore them with a bracelet made in Germany in the 1930s – scroll down to see it. Surprised at the combination? It rocked!USD$295.00USD$295.00
Diamanté & Sterling Flower Dress Clip
1940s Jewelry, Eisenberg Jewelry, Vintage Dress ClipsThis flower dress clip has hand-set, large diamanté blossoms complimented with pavé ribbons. Substantial, yet graceful, this sterling silver pin is from the 1940s. Although it is unsigned, I have seen a signed version of the same design with colored stones. In addition, "N" (stamped on the back) is the mark of one of the company's stone-setters. This clip has a hinged, double-prong fastener, which works well with weighty fabrics. This bold and sparkly jewel would really stand out on the lapel or shoulder of a jacket or coat. What a glorious statement!USD$445.00USD$445.00- Sold out
Pearl Bracelet with Diamantés in Sterling by Eisenberg
1940s Jewelry, Eisenberg Jewelry, Vintage BraceletsThis vintage pearl bracelet is substantial, well-made, and stunning. Each link has a large glass pearl sitting atop a ring of diamantés set in sterling silver. The design is similar to the maker’s Cornucopia brooch and earrings but on a larger scale. This late-1940s jewel, which closes with a box clasp and safety chain, is another statement piece. You can wear it with the Diamanté & Sterling Sunburst Earrings, also by Eisenberg, which are similar in design – scroll down to see them.USD$595.00USD$595.00
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About Eisenberg Jewelry
This stunning selection of Eisenberg jewelry from the 1940s features sterling silver earrings, bracelets, and dress clips in the beautiful designs and high-quality materials that make this company’s pieces so desirable. From its beginnings as a manufacturer of women’s dresses in Chicago in 1920, Eisenberg & Sons launched a separate jewelry line – Eisenberg Jewelry Inc. – in 1936. Their jewelry was produced by Fallon & Kappel (F&K) as well as others until 1943, when F&K became their exclusive supplier. Ruth Kamke became their exclusive designer, producing intricate bows, florals, and abstract designs executed in hand-set, highly-leaded crystals with exceptional sparkle.
About Eisenberg Jewelry
This stunning selection of Eisenberg jewelry from the 1940s features sterling silver earrings, bracelets, and dress clips in the beautiful designs and high-quality materials that make this company’s pieces so desirable. From its beginnings as a manufacturer of women’s dresses in Chicago in 1920, Eisenberg & Sons launched a separate jewelry line – Eisenberg Jewelry Inc. – in 1936. Their jewelry was produced by Fallon & Kappel (F&K) as well as others until 1943, when F&K became their exclusive supplier. Ruth Kamke became their exclusive designer, producing intricate bows, florals, and abstract designs executed in hand-set, highly-leaded crystals with exceptional sparkle.