Aquamarine, Diamanté & Vermeil Flower Brooch by Mazer Bros.
1940s Jewelry, Mazer Bros. Jewelry, Vintage Brooches & PinsThis aquamarine brooch by Mazer Bros. is a fine example of the Retro Modern style. Tall and graceful, this substantial, stylized flower features a large, faceted cushion-cut glass stone as its focal point. The gold-plated, sterling silver setting is further embellished with four, faceted oval-cut stones along with pavé-accented gold swirls. This pin closes with a roll-over safety clasp. Pieces of this size with a gold-plated finish often don’t survive as well as this brooch has. But costume jewelry was well-made in the 1940s by companies of this maker’s stature. Note that any color variations in metal seen in the photos are only camera reflections.USD$445.00USD$445.00
Diamanté Tennis Bracelet with Buckle by Mazer Bros.
1940s Jewelry, Mazer Bros. Jewelry, Vintage BraceletsThis diamanté tennis bracelet by Mazer Bros. is a variation of a 1920s line bracelet. This one features faceted, emerald-cut diamanté, each set in its own rhodium-plated link. The focal point is a raised, fixed buckle adorned with diamanté in a unique assortment of shapes and sizes. This late-1940s to early-1950s piece by Mazer Bros. closes with a jeweled fold-over clasp and safety chain. Well-made, timeless, and versatile!USD$195.00USD$195.00
Emerald, Diamanté & Gold Bow Brooch by Mazer Bros.
1940s Jewelry, Mazer Bros. Jewelry, Vintage Brooches & PinsThis gold-plated brooch from the 1940s has pavé-trimmed, ribbon loops tied in bows. On top sits a flower with petals of emerald-glass baguettes and a round diamanté center. A silver-tone metal cup holds the flower, which is attached to the base with a screw. The pin closes with a roll-over safety clasp. Mazer Bros.’ use of high-quality materials and techniques is evident in this piece. With its gold-tone metal and green stones, this brooch is perfect for a woman who likes to wear warm colors. Scroll down to see a version in cool colors: an all diamanté base topped with a sapphire flower.USD$225.00USD$225.00
Gold & Diamanté 1940s Earrings by Mazer Bros.
1940s Jewelry, Mazer Bros. Jewelry, Vintage EarringsThese 1940s earrings by Mazer are a lovely and hard-to-find example of the Retro Modern style of that decade. They feature gold-plated ribbons embellished with faceted, round- and square-cut diamantés. These well-made ear clips face each other, to frame your face to perfection. They will make an elegant addition to any daytime or evening outfit. Just add a simple gold bracelet, and you'll be good to go.USD$245.00USD$245.00
Sapphire & Diamanté Bow Brooch by Mazer Bros.
1940s Jewelry, Mazer Bros. Jewelry, Vintage Brooches & PinsThis 1940s brooch shaped like bows was made in two layers. The base is formed by five loops and seven tails encrusted with diamantés. A flower with sapphire-glass-baguette petals and diamanté center, cupped in the same rhodium-plated base metal, sits on top. This piece was made by Mazer Bros. after World War II. As with all of the company's jewels from this period, this one is well-designed and constructed. The pin closes with a roll-over safety clasp. This piece is perfect for a woman who likes to wear cool colors. Scroll down to see another version in warm hues.USD$245.00USD$245.00
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About Mazer Bros. Jewelry
Mazer Brothers jewelry, made in New York City from 1927-1952, was characterized by the company’s slogan — “the precious look in fashion jewelry”. From their early days until they severed their business ties, brothers Louis and Joseph used only the finest materials and manufacturing techniques: gold- or rhodium-plated metal before and after World War II, sterling silver and vermeil during the war, imported Austrian crystals, and enamel. This fine collection of brooches, bracelets and earrings features high-quality pieces in classic motifs, including floral and ribbon-and-bow designs. Jewelry by this maker was available only at “better department stores”.
About Mazer Bros. Jewelry
Mazer Brothers jewelry, made in New York City from 1927-1952, was characterized by the company’s slogan — “the precious look in fashion jewelry”. From their early days until they severed their business ties, brothers Louis and Joseph used only the finest materials and manufacturing techniques: gold- or rhodium-plated metal before and after World War II, sterling silver and vermeil during the war, imported Austrian crystals, and enamel. This fine collection of brooches, bracelets and earrings features high-quality pieces in classic motifs, including floral and ribbon-and-bow designs. Jewelry by this maker was available only at “better department stores”.