Kramer - Parure

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Holds a degree in International Fashion Management with 15 years' industry experience.

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Kramer Givre Rhinestone Necklace & Clip Earrings Demi-Parure from the 1950s, with a necklace length of 40.5 cm and total weight 50.5 g, in silver-toned metal and frost crystals with light blue rhinestones, in very good used condition and made in the United States.

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Kramer – Frost Rhinestone Necklace & Clip Earrings Demi-Parure – 1950s

Kramer demi-parure from the 1950s, consisting of a necklace and a matching pair of clip-on earrings.

The necklace features a sequence of faceted rectangular crystals, frost-type, characterized by their opalescent white center and transparent ends. Arranged in pairs, they form an articulated geometric fringe, edged with small light-blue rhinestones set in prongs.

The earrings repeat the same frost crystals in a curved composition, outlined with blue rhinestones.

The hallmark of this set lies in the contrast between the transparency of the facets, the frosted appearance of the crystal centers, and the sparkle of the blue rhinestones. The silver-toned mounts reinforce this harmony of cool tones.

Founded in New York in 1943 by Louis Kramer and his brothers, Kramer Jewelry Creations stood out in the 1950s for its elaborate evening jewelry, its crystal pairings, and the quality of its settings.

Specifications

* Brand: Kramer
* Set: Necklace and clip-on earrings
* Materials: Silver-toned metal, frost crystals and light blue rhinestones
* Necklace length: 40.5 cm
* Necklace width: 2 cm
* Total weight: 50.5 g
* Signature: KRAMER on the clips
* Era: 1950s

Seller's Story

Chimay Collection House is a cultural and collecting project from Belgium, where art, history, and investment potential come together. It was founded in Chimay (ʃi-mɛ), a historic principality in Wallonia, Belgium, within an 18th-century home that became a symbol of continuity. Just as stone preserves the passage of time, collections live on, passing from one generation to another. The project is led by a Belgian-trained antique dealer with over 15 years of experience. At its core lies art history and a philosophy that views collecting both as cultural heritage and as a long-term value. We have chosen two fields where passion and investment converge: — Costume Jewelry of the 20th century — collectible pieces, many documented in major reference books and catalogues. — Collectible Barbie Dolls — iconic editions that reflect fashion, design, and the culture of their time. Chimay Collection House is not static — it grows and evolves. Its mission is to act as a guide for collectors worldwide, helping them to discover beauty, understand value, and shape the future through collections.
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Kramer – Frost Rhinestone Necklace & Clip Earrings Demi-Parure – 1950s

Kramer demi-parure from the 1950s, consisting of a necklace and a matching pair of clip-on earrings.

The necklace features a sequence of faceted rectangular crystals, frost-type, characterized by their opalescent white center and transparent ends. Arranged in pairs, they form an articulated geometric fringe, edged with small light-blue rhinestones set in prongs.

The earrings repeat the same frost crystals in a curved composition, outlined with blue rhinestones.

The hallmark of this set lies in the contrast between the transparency of the facets, the frosted appearance of the crystal centers, and the sparkle of the blue rhinestones. The silver-toned mounts reinforce this harmony of cool tones.

Founded in New York in 1943 by Louis Kramer and his brothers, Kramer Jewelry Creations stood out in the 1950s for its elaborate evening jewelry, its crystal pairings, and the quality of its settings.

Specifications

* Brand: Kramer
* Set: Necklace and clip-on earrings
* Materials: Silver-toned metal, frost crystals and light blue rhinestones
* Necklace length: 40.5 cm
* Necklace width: 2 cm
* Total weight: 50.5 g
* Signature: KRAMER on the clips
* Era: 1950s

Seller's Story

Chimay Collection House is a cultural and collecting project from Belgium, where art, history, and investment potential come together. It was founded in Chimay (ʃi-mɛ), a historic principality in Wallonia, Belgium, within an 18th-century home that became a symbol of continuity. Just as stone preserves the passage of time, collections live on, passing from one generation to another. The project is led by a Belgian-trained antique dealer with over 15 years of experience. At its core lies art history and a philosophy that views collecting both as cultural heritage and as a long-term value. We have chosen two fields where passion and investment converge: — Costume Jewelry of the 20th century — collectible pieces, many documented in major reference books and catalogues. — Collectible Barbie Dolls — iconic editions that reflect fashion, design, and the culture of their time. Chimay Collection House is not static — it grows and evolves. Its mission is to act as a guide for collectors worldwide, helping them to discover beauty, understand value, and shape the future through collections.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Kramer
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
50.5 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
United States
BelgiumVerified
1640
Objects sold
99.15%
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