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QuickviewBrown Topaz & Citrine 1950s Schreiner Brooch & Earrings Set
Costume Jewelry Sets / Parures, 1950s Jewelry, Schreiner JewelryUSD$450.00This Shreiner brooch, the centerpiece of this 1950s set, features huge, multi-faceted, oval brown-topaz glass stones. They are accented with layers of citrine and clear inverted glass stones, all in elaborate gold-tone settings. Even if the pieces weren’t signed, the gorgeous glass, inverted stones, ornate settings, and donut-hole ear clips scream SCHREINER! This great color combination is stunning in any season. The earrings face each other, to frame your face. The dome-shaped brooch, which has a roll-over safety clasp, can also be worn as a pendant. The last photo shows that option on a black rubber cord, although you may prefer a gold chain. A 17-inch, 2mm black rubber cord with a stainless steel twist lock (just like the one in the photo) is included with this purchase.
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QuickviewEmerald, Diamanté & Pearl Earrings by Schreiner
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Schreiner JewelryUSD$245.00Though unsigned, these 1950s emerald-glass-stone earrings with pearls and diamanté show all of the characteristics of Schreiner pieces. The have high-quality stones in dog-tooth settings with donut-hole ear clips. The emeralds even have inclusions! These silver-tone earrings are stunning for any occasion. They face each other, so they frame your face and make whatever you’re wearing look even more special. This pair sparkled on the runway at Toronto Fashion Week for Spring 2019. Scroll down to see Art Deco bracelets that complement these fabulous earrings. Can you guess which one the evening-gown-clad runway model wore?
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QuickviewRuby Snowflake 1950s Earrings by Schreiner
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Schreiner JewelryUSD$245.00These 1950s earrings by Schreiner feature faceted, deep-red glass stones set in Japanned metal. He has combined round, square, and oval shapes to form what looks like a snowflake. The design and hard-to-find color of these ear clips are just stunning! Wear them from day to evening in any season and feel extraordinary! In fact, they looked extraordinary on the model who wore them on the runway at Toronto Fashion Week for Spring 2019!
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QuickviewSapphire 1950s Clip-on Earrings by Schreiner
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Schreiner JewelryUSD$195.00These 1950s clip-on earrings with multiple shades, shapes, cuts, and sizes of sapphire glass are another example of Schreiner’s genius, even though they are unsigned. The silver-tone setting features his dog-tooth prongs and donut-hole ear clips. These earrings can beautifully accessorize the latest fashion trends as well as your perennial favorites. Wear them with casual, office and evening attire to great acclaim!
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Schreiner Jewelry
This collection of Schreiner jewelry includes 1950s earrings and sets from this exceptional American maker. Started by Henry Schreiner in 1932, the business was continued by his daughter and son-in-law following his death. Known for their imaginative color combinations; high-quality stones in unusual shapes and settings; elaborate designs; and hand-set and finished pieces, the company supplied America’s top fashion designers in the 1950s-1960s with jeweled ornaments and accessories. Only pieces made for direct sale to department stores were signed. Yet because of their distinctive characteristics, unsigned pieces by this company can usually be accurately attributed. Schreiner jewelry is coveted by collectors today. Read more about Schreiner.
This collection of Schreiner jewelry includes 1950s earrings and sets from this exceptional American maker. Started by Henry Schreiner in 1932, the business was continued by his daughter and son-in-law following his death. Known for their imaginative color combinations; high-quality stones in unusual shapes and settings; elaborate designs; and hand-set and finished pieces, the company supplied America’s top fashion designers in the 1950s-1960s with jeweled ornaments and accessories. Only pieces made for direct sale to department stores were signed. Yet because of their distinctive characteristics, unsigned pieces by this company can usually be accurately attributed. Schreiner jewelry is coveted by collectors today. Read more about Schreiner.