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QuickviewBrown Topaz & Citrine 1950s Brooch/Pendant & Earrings Set by Schreiner
Costume Jewelry Sets / Parures, 1950s Jewelry, Schreiner JewelryUSD$425.00This Shreiner brooch, the centerpiece of this 1950s set, features huge multi-faceted, oval brown topaz glass stones with layers of citrine and clear inverted glass stone accents in elaborate gold-tone settings. Even if the pieces weren’t signed, the gorgeous glass, inverted stones, ornate settings and donut-hole clip-backs scream SCHREINER! This great color combination is stunning in any season. 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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QuickviewBrown Topaz & Citrine 1950s Dangle Earrings by Hattie Carnegie
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Hattie Carnegie JewelryUSD$185.00These classy Hattie Carnegie 1950s ear clips feature a large oval, faceted brown-topaz glass stone as the focal point. Each end of the pendant is completed with a gold-filigree cap set with a single diamanté, along with a dangling citrine glass bead at the bottom. Designed to adorn the earlobe is a cluster of a trio of faceted, brown-topaz glass beads coated with aurora borealis, that sit in textured gold-tone cups. Each bead is topped with a single tiny diamanté. These beautiful and richly-detailed earrings would make a wonderful addition to your jewelry wardrobe, even if your birthday isn’t in November.
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QuickviewCitrine & Brown Topaz Art Deco Chicklet Necklace
Vintage Necklaces, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$295.00This citrine and topaz necklace from the 1920s has faceted, square-cut stones set in silver-tone frames. The shape and construction of the piece is known today as a chicklet necklace. When it was made, it was called a channel necklace. The alternating warm shades make this piece very wearable with a variety of colors. Another great Art Deco necklace from my personal collection. Scroll down to see citrine and topaz Art Deco pieces to wear with this necklace.
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QuickviewCitrine & Crystal Chicklet-Style Art Deco Necklace
Vintage Necklaces, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$175.00This variation of a 1920s-1930s Art deco chicklet necklace is fashioned from deep citrine glass stones and crystals in the shape of parallelograms. The stones are set in unmarked silver-tone frames. The combination of colors and the shape of the stones make this piece unique and easy to wear. Scroll down to see Art Deco pieces that coordinate well with this shade of citrine and with crystal.
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QuickviewCitrine & Crystal Tiered Art Deco Necklace
Vintage Necklaces, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$475.00The design and construction of this citrine glass and crystal tiered Art Deco necklace, a variation on the chicklet style, is first class. Deep yellow/golden square-cut glass stones alternate with oblong crystals to form the necklace and tiered center piece. Round dangling citrine glass stones add the movement that was so essential in this era. All of the stones are faceted and mounted in decorated, silver-tone metal. This divine necklace, which I initially purchased for myself, closes with a spring-ring clasp. Scroll down to see a number of Art Deco earrings and bracelets to wear with this piece.
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QuickviewCitrine & Diamanté Two-tone Scroll Brooch by McClelland Barclay
Vintage Brooches & Pins, 1940s Jewelry, Rice-Weiner JewelryUSD$295.00This large 1940s brooch designed by McClelland Barclay has two layers. The bottom is a furled, gold-plated scroll. The top features faceted, emerald-cut citrine glass stones, baguettes, and round diamanté, all set in connected, rhodium-plated frames that form a spiral. The intricate construction, as seen on the back, along with the use of two tones of metal are hallmarks of the designer. This brooch has a roll-over safety clasp and can be worn in any direction you choose. Notice that the maker’s name (Rice-Weiner) does not appear on McClelland Barclay-designed pieces.
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QuickviewCitrine & Gold Spray 1950s Brooch by Elsa Schiaparelli
Vintage Brooches & Pins, 1950s Jewelry, Elsa Schiaparelli JewelryUSD$275.00A superbly detailed gold-plated leaf with an overlay of citrine glass stone flowers atop pavé silver-tone stems form this lovely example of 1950s tailored jewelry by Schiaparelli. This brooch has elaborate, layered construction and a roll-over safety clasp. I’m not sure which way it was intended to be worn, so I’m showing both orientations in the photos – take a look and decide which you prefer.
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QuickviewCitrine & Silver Flower 1950s Earrings by Miriam Haskell
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Vintage Miriam Haskell JewelryUSD$195.00These flower-shaped earrings feature a large, faceted, round citrine-glass bead that sits on a bed of textured, silver-tone metal leaves. They alternate with faceted, round citrine-glass stones in a deeper hue. This elegant, three-dimensional pair was designed by Frank Hess for Miriam Haskell. The French ear clips date them to the late-1940s or 1950s. Vibrant and easy to wear with casual, office, and evening attire, these earrings are timeless and unusual.
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QuickviewCitrine & Sterling Bouquet 1940s Brooch & Earrings Set by Hobé
Costume Jewelry Sets / Parures, 1940s Jewelry, Hobé JewelryUSD$495.00The brooch in this amazing 1940s set by Hobé features flowers in shades of citrine glass atop sterling silver stems, surrounded by leaves and buds, all wrapped in ribbon and tied with a bow. The earring centers of citrine glass are surrounded by furled petals. The brooch has a rollover safety clasp; the earrings are screw-backs. Pieces by this maker were all hand-made and very three-dimensional. This set is extraordinary! Scroll down to see a 1940s sterling bracelet with citrine flowers by the same maker.
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QuickviewCitrine & Sterling Bow 1940s Brooch
Vintage Brooches & Pins, 1940s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$195.00A gorgeous faceted, square-cut deep citrine glass stone forms the center of this 1940s Retro Modern sterling silver brooch. Its bow motif, so popular during this era, is further embellished with emerald-cut citrine glass stones in a paler shade of yellow. This brooch closes with a roll-over safety clasp. Pieces like this one never go out of style. The photos include shots of this brooch in the horizontal and vertical positions. You decide which way to wear it!
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QuickviewCitrine & Sterling Bracelet by Wells
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Wells JewelryUSD$295.00This 1930s Wells sterling bracelet features a centerpiece of four faceted, cushion-cut citrine-glass stones set in silver frames. Four filigree panels are linked to each side of the center, which is finished with an outline of the stones. The detail on the front and back of this bracelet is extraordinary. The links that hold the panels together give it a bit of a Machine Age-feel and enhance the articulation of the piece. This well-made bracelet closes with a concealed clasp. A truly stunning and unusual piece! Scroll down to see Art Deco necklaces and earrings in similar shades of citrine that look great with this bracelet.
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QuickviewCitrine & Sterling Chicklet Art Deco Necklace
Vintage Necklaces, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$295.00This classic and well-made 1920s-1930s Art Deco chicklet necklace features square-cut, faceted citrine glass stones set in sterling frames with a spring-ring clasp. The high-quality of this piece is due to the use of sterling silver in the stone settings, which was unusual in this type of necklace. Scroll down to take a look at citrine earrings and bracelets that look great with this piece.
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QuickviewCitrine & Sterling Flower Link 1940s Bracelet by Hobé
Vintage Bracelets, 1940s Jewelry, Hobé JewelryUSD$350.00Five round plaques form this gorgeous 1940s sterling silver bracelet by Hobé. Each open-back circle is adorned with layered flowers, buds, and leaves. Each also has a faceted, round, collet-set citrine-glass stone. Even the connecting links are topped with tiny buds. This substantial bracelet has a concealed clasp and a safety chain. This piece is hand-made with superb quality, as are all pieces by this maker. Scroll down to see the extraordinary Citrine & Sterling Bouquet 1940s Brooch & Earrings Set, also by Hobé, to wear with this bracelet.
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QuickviewCitrine & Vermeil Sterling German Art Deco Brooch
Vintage Brooches & Pins, 1930s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$150.00The focal point of this highly-decorated gold-washed sterling silver brooch is a flower with a citrine- glass center. The twisted metal decoration on the sides give this piece a bit of a Machine Age feel. The markings indicate that this brooch was handmade of a higher silver content (935) than the 925 North American standard. Please note that gold plating on the center flower is in tact, even though the photos suggest wear.
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QuickviewCitrine Briolette Art Deco Pendant Earrings
Vintage Earrings, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$195.00These 1920s earring feature faceted, citrine glass briolettes hanging from silver-tone chains. A small citrine bead accents each chain, and a citrine stone sits at the earlobe. These earrings are probably Czech in origin, are in all-original condition, and can be modified for pierced ears. The length makes this pair especially elegant. You can wear them with several Art Deco citrine necklaces and bracelets – scroll down to see a selection.
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QuickviewCitrine Calla Lily Brooch by Adolph Katz for Coro
Vintage Brooches & Pins, 1940s Jewelry, Coro JewelryUSD$195.00This calla lily brooch is a rose-gold-plated sterling silver ribbon tied in a three-looped bow. Three stems of flowers with citrine-glass navette centers sit on top, and three tiny navettes tie the stems together. This 1940s Retro Modern creation has a roll-over safety catch. Until I saw the drawing on the design patent (in the last photo), I thought the brooch should be worn the other way around, so the flowers are reaching for the sky! The photos show the brooch both ways, so you can decide. This lovely Adolph Katz design for Coro’s high-end line, Corocraft, was also made with multi-colored stones – scroll down to see it.
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QuickviewCitrine Czech Art Deco Pendant Earrings
Vintage Earrings, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$175.00These 1920s-1930s citrine glass Art Deco pendant earrings are probably Czech in origin. What’s really unique is the metal inlays in each drop, which give the appearance of marcasites. The faceted domed crystal at the top (designed to fall at the earlobe) is the same color as the bead and drop. These all-original screw-back earrings can be modified for pierced ears. Scroll down to see additional Art Deco pieces in shades of citrine that coordinate beautifully with these earrings as well as a pair of citrine earrings from the same period that have been converted for pierced ears.
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QuickviewCitrine Gumdrop Art Deco Earrings
Vintage Earrings, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryUSD$195.00These classy 1920s Art Deco earrings are fashioned from faceted citrine-glass stones shaped like gumdrops, which are suspended from citrine glass beads and a matching stone set in silver-tone metal. The original screw-backs were converted to sterling ear wires with lever backs for pierced ears by my expert jeweler. If you don’t have pierced ears and are looking for Art Deco citrine earrings with screw backs, scroll down to see what is available. Included are Art Deco necklaces and bracelets in shades of citrine that look great with these earrings.
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QuickviewCitrine, Diamanté & Sterling Art Deco Bangle by Leach & Miller
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Leach & Miller JewelryUSD$295.00Sets of five faceted, round deep-citrine (or golden-topaz) glass stones alternate with five faceted diamanté all around this gorgeous Art Deco bangle. The stones are channel-set in sterling silver with engraved edges. The ends meet with a pair of diamanté-set scrolls. Longer than the typical bracelet of this era, this Leach & Miller creation may have been designed to be worn on the upper arm, as a so-called slave bracelet.You can wear it now either way – simply pull apart the ends to put it on. This bracelet is perfect for a woman who looks best in warm colors. Scroll down to see a selection of complementary pieces.
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QuickviewCitrine, Golden Topaz & Mother of Pearl 1950s Brooch & Earrings Set by Alice Caviness
Costume Jewelry Sets / Parures, 1950s Jewelry, Alice Caviness JewelryUSD$375.00This 1950s set by Alice Caviness features amazing layers of components wired onto a decorative brass frame. Included are citrine glass stones in multiple shapes and sizes, faceted golden-topaz beads, mother-of-pearl disks, aurora borealis diamanté, and textured brass leaves. The brooch is shaped like an oval wreath, with the jeweled frame mounted on another that holds the pin and roll-over safety clasp. Each earring has a jeweled frame mounted on a round filigree back with the ear clip. The complexity of the design and construction seen here are often present in this maker’s work, which I believe is underrated. This set is definitely not for the faint-hearted! I will include the matching bracelet, which has only three of its four strands of beads, but it is definitely wearable. Scroll down to see a similar pair of earrings by the same maker.
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QuickviewCitrine, Golden Topaz & Mother of Pearl 1950s Earrings by Alice Caviness
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Alice Caviness JewelryUSD$175.00These 1950s ear clips by Alice Caviness feature layers of citrine and golden-topaz glass beads along with aurora borealis diamanté, mother-of-pearl disks, and textured brass leaves. These elements are wired onto a brass mesh back, which is mounted on a filigree scalloped-edged disk. This is the type of creation by this maker that leads me to say that she is under-rated. These earrings are just plain fun! Scroll down to see a similar pair of earring with matching brooch, also by Caviness.
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QuickviewCitrine, Golden Topaz & Silver Bead 1950s Brooch by Miriam Haskell
Vintage Brooches & Pins, 1950s Jewelry, Vintage Miriam Haskell JewelryUSD$195.00The focal point of this citrine brooch by Miriam Haskell is a luscious art glass stone that looks like melted caramel. In true Frank Hess style, the rest of this 1950s piece is embellished with textured silver-tone beads and three golden topaz glass flowers. Rose montées complete the elements that are all woven onto a silver-tone filigree back. The size and shape make this brooch perfect for a collar, belt, hat, or purse.
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QuickviewCitrine, Pearl & Gold 1950s Brooch & Earrings Set by Elsa Schiaparelli
Costume Jewelry Sets / Parures, 1950s Jewelry, Elsa Schiaparelli JewelryUSD$295.00This Schiaparelli earrings and brooch set from the 1950s features a large citrine glass stone surrounded by tiny pearls in an elaborate, antiqued, gold-plated setting. Notice how the faceting of each citrine ― known as a dentelle ― forms an eight-pointed star design. Schiaparelli frequently used this cut of glass stone in her pieces. This brooch has a roll-over safety clasp; the matching earrings are clip-backs. You can see the utility patent here, below the names Frederick A. Ballou, Jr. & Rogers T. Stafford.
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QuickviewGolden & Brown Topaz Clover 1950s Earrings by Elsa Schiaparelli
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Elsa Schiaparelli JewelryUSD$175.00Large golden and brown topaz glass stones are prong set in gold-tone metal with round citrine glass accents in these clip-back earrings by Elsa Schiaparelli. The exotic three-sided shape of the large stones enhances the three-leaf clover design, and the elaborate construction of the earring backs exemplifies the maker’s quality. This color combination can be seen in other Schiaparelli pieces. You can see the utility patent for the earring clasp here, shown below the names Frederick A. Ballou, Jr. & Rogers T. Stafford.
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November Birthstone Jewelry
Citrine and topaz are both choices for November birthstone jewelry. The first ranges from pale yellow to brownish-orange in color. Citrine was a favorite gem in the Victorian era. The second, topaz, occurs in a variety of colors including honey yellow and fiery orange. Throughout history, healing powers have been attributed to both gemstones. Yellow and orange, warm hues, are associated with sunshine, joy, and energy. Color psychologists recommend wearing them when we want to evoke cheerful feelings or convey a sense of playfulness. Even if your birthday isn’t in November, these gems will enliven your wardrobe. For tips on adorning yourself with citrine and topaz, read this blog post.
Citrine and topaz are both choices for November birthstone jewelry. The first ranges from pale yellow to brownish-orange in color. Citrine was a favorite gem in the Victorian era. The second, topaz, occurs in a variety of colors including honey yellow and fiery orange. Throughout history, healing powers have been attributed to both gemstones. Yellow and orange, warm hues, are associated with sunshine, joy, and energy. Color psychologists recommend wearing them when we want to evoke cheerful feelings or convey a sense of playfulness. Even if your birthday isn’t in November, these gems will enliven your wardrobe. For tips on adorning yourself with citrine and topaz, read this blog post.