Vintage Rudolph Weiss 1951-54 Brooch Simulated Diamonds Pearls Glamour Evening

Description: Vintage Weiss 1950s Brooch Simulated Diamonds Pearls Opera Glamour Gala Evening marked WEISS and produced between 1951-1954. Created by designer Rudolph Weiss and made in Kaufbeuren, Germany. this piece is in very good condition for its age! Notes on condition - all rhinestones intact, none missing or dead - all rhinestones have an ice- clear brilliance - some wear on pearls - oxidation on the pearls’ settings - all metal besides the pearl settings is shiny and in great condition (it is costume silvertone) This iconic dangle brooch is a beautifully preserved piece of Hollywood’s most glamorous era. You’re sure to enjoy wearing this timeless sparkle to the biggest evening parties of the upcoming holiday season. Be prepared for lots of compliments, it’s a conversation starter! Measures approx 2” wide by 4” long Ships same or next business day #OldHollywood #50s #Glamour #Gala #RedCarpet

Price: 74.98 USD

Location: Kahului, Hawaii

End Time: 2024-11-09T03:10:09.000Z

Shipping Cost: N/A USD

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Restocking Fee: No

Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Refund will be given as: Money Back

Shape: Art Deco Diamond Cluster With Graduated Waterfall Dangle

Occasion: Christmas, Gala, NYE, New Years Eve, Red Carpet, Award Ceremony, Golden Globe, Theatre, Opera

Signed: Yes

Color: Silver

Year Manufactured: 1950-1959

Material: Rhinestone, Glass

Metal: Silvertone

Item Length: 4

Secondary Stone: Imitation Pearl

Jewelry Department: Fashion

Vintage: Yes

Main Stone: Simulated Diamond

Brand: Weiss

Type: Brooch

Department: Women

Era: Retro (1935-1950)

Colored Diamond Intensity: White

Exterior Color: Silver

Theme: Beauty, TV & Movies, Gambling/Casino, Fashion & Costumes, Glamour, Old Hollywood, Red Carpet, Gala, Evening Event, Regal

Original/Reproduction: Original

Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany

Country of Origin: Germany