Trifari
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American - Circa.1950s.
We love a drop dead piece of vintage jewelry and we bet you do as well. This Alfred Phillip for Trifari will make you swoon. Working for Trifari since the Jazz Age he changed the face of faux jewelry in America, taking it and making it as beautiful as anything considered fine jewelry. As collectible as it is beautiful, this necklace is an elegant piece of history.
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Frockology Style Tip:
As much as we love jewelry that lights up the night, we sometimes like to have a bit of sparkle during the day. Take a choker with a bit of sparkle and wear it with a crisp collar closed close to the throat and let a little sparkle catch the eye.
Ben-Amun
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Egyptian - Circa.1980s.
Stop, look and admire these stop light colored jeweled earrings from Isaac Manevitz. They will catch more then just the light day or night so wear with caution.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing bold earrings always remember to keep your hair back aways from them, using the hair as a frame to showcase keeps it from getting tangled with the jewelry. Playing with your ear seductively is a go, however tugging with hair around your ear is is a definite turn off.
Gerda Monies
Danish - Circa.Late.1980s
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Bamboo can be beautiful when sculpted
into a graphic expression called a
bangle.
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Frockology Style Tip:
In the evening when every other
woman is sporting glitter accessories
you need only wear natural elements
in a matte finish to stand out in the
crowd.
Gerda Monies
Danish - Circa.Late.1980s
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A beautiful bold necklace using
natural elements to create
an exciting piece of jewelry.
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Frockology Style Tip:
Wearing bold jewelry does
not mean that you have to be
small and simple in the rest of your look.
Always keep symmetry and balance
in mind when putting a look together.
If all the bold is in the jewelry you
can easily look top heavy.
TIMBER!
Bangle
Cuff
Gerda Monies
Danish - Circa.Late.1980s
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Wooden jewelry taps into our natural
love of history as well as nature.
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Frockology Care Tip:
When wearing wood jewelry be extra
careful of knocking it into hard surfaces
as it can dent the surface and over time
begin to dry out and splinter. If you get a
dent take a bit of clear shoe polish and
lightly buff the area of the dent.
Take care of your wood and it will
give you a lifetime of style.
Alexis Kirk
American - Circa.Late.1970s
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The perfect bracelet for the princess
in you. Wear it solo or mix it with friends.
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Frockology Style Tip:
Remember what Coco said:
" Wear your real gems as if they were
fake and your fake gems as if they were
real and always mix them together. "
Ben-Amun
Egyptian - Circa.Early.1990s
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A beautiful piece of jewelry that can
go day to evening enhancing anything
you choose to wear.
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Frockology Care Tip:
Always wipe your jewelry with
a soft cloth after each wear to
remove dirt and perspiration.
It will extend the life you each piece.
Alexis Kirk
American - Circa.Late.1960s
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A beautiful example of a statement
necklace that needs that needs
no introduction.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing a statement necklace
always choose to wear it with something
that showcases it rather then competes
for attention.
Think vintage Halston black velvet caftan.
Les Bernard
American - Circa.Late.1960s
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Golden metal and blue tint milk glass
conjured into a beautiful earring fit
for the gypsy in your soul.
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Frockology Style Tip:
Take your clip earrings to the jeweler
and have them refitted for post, if your
ears are pierced it will give more stability
and you will experience less loss during
your usual active lifestyle.
Les Bernard
American - Circa.Early.1980's
Feminine - Subtle - Playful
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Gerda Monies
Dutch - Circa.1985
Elegant - Expressive - Feminine
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