Name: Necklace
Brand: Trifari
SKU: 47763023
Price: 172 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Carrie

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United States

Trifari

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Circa 1960s faux-pade pendant drop with four bigger faux-jade drops with spiky goldtone beads and small green glass spacer beads necklace with fold over clasp. Marked "Trifari" on the back of the clasp and has the Trifari T hangtag. Pendant measures 2 inches long by 7/8 inches wide. The chain doubled measures 11 inches. Condition: Very good, some metal wear to connectors, clasp and metal at the bottom of the pendant (not seen when worn).

Trifari is an American jewelry company founded in 1925 which sold costume jewelry to the middle to high end market. In 1930, Alfred Philippe, an immigrant from France, joined the company and became its lead designer. Philippe in his previous position in Paris had collaborated with Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, which influenced his designs for Trifari. In the 1930s, Trifari's jewelry was frequently used in Broadway productions. Their designs were also popular in Europe, owned by the Countess of Polignac as well as madame Lanvin's daughter and the director of Lanvin. Trifari also designed two sets of faux-pearl jewelry for Mamie Eisenhower. In 1955, Trifari won a landmark lawsuit protecting its copyrighted designs which were being copied by other costume jewelry companies. Early jewelry, jewelry featured in advertisements, or by well-known designers like Diane Love, Kunio Matsumoto and Alfred Philippe are all highly sought after.


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