Themed collection - Jewelry from the Flower Power era (1960–1970).
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This good-condition lot of 94 objects from the United States includes Flower Power-era jewellery from the mid-20th century, with necklaces, brooches, pendants, bracelets, earrings and rings, as well as three copper miniatures and a red jewellery box.
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Jewelry from, among other periods, the Flower Power era.
The Flower Power movement began in the mid-1960s, mainly in the United States. It was an artistic youth culture in which mostly young people (also known as hippies) took part. They often lived in communes and protested against war (including the Vietnam War), hunger, and poverty around the world. It was an open way of life that was not always appreciated by older generations. Flower Power was also reflected in clothing and hairstyles: colorful patterns and colors, hair ornaments, and loose-fitting clothes (sometimes, by contrast, tight-fitting miniskirts and hot pants). Music also played a major role. The songs (including those by Scott McKenzie, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and the Beatles) were often about peace, love, freedom, and solidarity. The Flower Power movement was also featured in films (including the film “Almost Famous”). The Woodstock music festival in 1969 marked a high point in the Flower Power movement. The movement also emerged in other countries.
The collection includes, among other things, trendy Flower Power Sixties jewelry. It is characterized, among other things, by flowers and colors.
The materials used include silver (silver-plated), gold (gold-plated), steel, plastic, wood, glass (including rhinestones), shells, and semi-precious stones.
It comprises:
- 25 necklaces, including beaded necklaces (including multistrand necklaces) made of materials such as faux pearls, glass, semi-precious stones, mother-of-pearl, and rhinestones. The necklaces range in length from 40 to 120 cm. There are also necklaces with pendants.
- 22 brooches and pendants in various styles, materials, and sizes. Rhinestones are also used extensively.
- 8 bracelets in various styles and sizes. The diameter ranges from 7 to 8 cm.
- 4 chain bracelets in various styles, materials, and sizes.
- 26 pairs of earrings in various styles, materials, and sizes.
- 5 rings.
- 3 attractive copper miniatures (candle holder, small pouring jug, and measuring cup).
- 1 attractive red jewelry box with gold-colored lettering. The dimensions are L x W x H = 27.5 x 18.5 x 5.5 cm.
The total weight of the jewelry is approximately 4 kilos.
The jewelry is in good condition, but small parts may be missing here and there.
The photos are part of the description.
The jewelry will be carefully packaged for shipping, but can also be collected in Haarlem.
Jewelry from, among other periods, the Flower Power era.
The Flower Power movement began in the mid-1960s, mainly in the United States. It was an artistic youth culture in which mostly young people (also known as hippies) took part. They often lived in communes and protested against war (including the Vietnam War), hunger, and poverty around the world. It was an open way of life that was not always appreciated by older generations. Flower Power was also reflected in clothing and hairstyles: colorful patterns and colors, hair ornaments, and loose-fitting clothes (sometimes, by contrast, tight-fitting miniskirts and hot pants). Music also played a major role. The songs (including those by Scott McKenzie, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and the Beatles) were often about peace, love, freedom, and solidarity. The Flower Power movement was also featured in films (including the film “Almost Famous”). The Woodstock music festival in 1969 marked a high point in the Flower Power movement. The movement also emerged in other countries.
The collection includes, among other things, trendy Flower Power Sixties jewelry. It is characterized, among other things, by flowers and colors.
The materials used include silver (silver-plated), gold (gold-plated), steel, plastic, wood, glass (including rhinestones), shells, and semi-precious stones.
It comprises:
- 25 necklaces, including beaded necklaces (including multistrand necklaces) made of materials such as faux pearls, glass, semi-precious stones, mother-of-pearl, and rhinestones. The necklaces range in length from 40 to 120 cm. There are also necklaces with pendants.
- 22 brooches and pendants in various styles, materials, and sizes. Rhinestones are also used extensively.
- 8 bracelets in various styles and sizes. The diameter ranges from 7 to 8 cm.
- 4 chain bracelets in various styles, materials, and sizes.
- 26 pairs of earrings in various styles, materials, and sizes.
- 5 rings.
- 3 attractive copper miniatures (candle holder, small pouring jug, and measuring cup).
- 1 attractive red jewelry box with gold-colored lettering. The dimensions are L x W x H = 27.5 x 18.5 x 5.5 cm.
The total weight of the jewelry is approximately 4 kilos.
The jewelry is in good condition, but small parts may be missing here and there.
The photos are part of the description.
The jewelry will be carefully packaged for shipping, but can also be collected in Haarlem.
Details
Number of objects
94
Type
Jewelry from the Flower Power era (1960–1970).
Period
Mid 20th century
Country of origin
United States
Condition
Good
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