Emerald & Diamanté Sunburst 1950s Brooch by Hattie Carnegie
Emerald & Diamanté Sunburst 1950s Brooch by Hattie Carnegie
USD$195.00
Additional information
| Maker | Hattie Carnegie |
|---|---|
| Size | 2" diameter |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Date | 1950-1955 |
| Marks | "Hattie Carnegie" in script on oval cartouche |
Rays of emerald-glass baguettes emanating from a pavé center are joined by a circle of diamanté in this 1950s sunburst brooch by Hattie Carnegie. The setting is rhodium-plated with a roll-over safety clasp. The design is classic, and the color combination is lush! In fact, Hattie made a pair of ear clips with the same motif a few years later. Scroll down to see them and an Art Deco bracelet that looks great with this brooch.
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Coordinating Pieces
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QuickviewEmerald & Diamanté Sunburst Earrings by Hattie Carnegie
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Hattie Carnegie JewelryUSD$245.00
QuickviewEmerald & Diamanté Sunburst Earrings by Hattie Carnegie
Vintage Earrings, 1950s Jewelry, Hattie Carnegie JewelryEmerald-glass baguettes emanate from a pavé center in these classic 1950s ear clips by Hattie Carnegie. The setting is rhodium-plated. These elegant earrings coordinate beautifully with a brooch by the same maker in a similar design. Pieces like these never go out of style and always look gorgeous wherever they're worn. I got to see them sparkle on a model who walked the runway at Toronto Fashion Week 2019. Scroll down to see the coordinating brooch as well as bracelets to wear with these earrings.USD$245.00 -
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QuickviewEmerald, Diamanté & Sterling Line Bracelet by Otis
ArchivesThis vintage line bracelet by Otis features faceted, square-cut emerald-glass stones channel-set in rhodium-plated sterling silver. The piece is finished with engraved edges and a diamanté-encrusted fold-over clasp. The color of the emeralds is rich and lush. The superb articulation speaks to the high-quality construction of the piece, which was the same as that of Wachenheimer Brothers. (Read about their connection with Otis.) Line bracelets were all the rage in the 1920s-1930s and were typically worn in multiples. You could wear this one with another line bracelet by the same maker or with a filigree bracelet with emeralds, as shown in the last images. I was delighted to see this jewel worn by a model on the runway at Toronto Fashion Week for Spring 2019! She was also adorned with a necklace and earrings, which are among the coordinating pieces shown below. Can you pick out the other runway jewels?USD$275.00