Christian Dior - 18k Gold plated vintage ruby crystal - Cufflinks - Paris 1970

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Ioannis Schyma
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€8
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€7
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€6

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Christian Dior vintage cufflinks and tie clip, marked Paris 1970, are 18-carat gold-plated with red crystals, weigh 22 g and are in very good, slightly used condition with minor wear; one crystal is missing.

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This early handmade cuff links are rare to find, for the stylish and sophisticated men!

Cufflinks red polished rare vintage cuff links and tie clip. Absolutely rare and stunning CHRISTIAN DIOR 18k gold plated men's cuff links.


Artisan crafted workmanship, a real statement jewelry!

Signed Chr. Dior. and patent number inside

The white pouch is Not including!

One crystal missing, not disturbing.

Measure approx 2.5 cm.

Comes with original box.


For it's age in good vintage condition!



Christian Dior, France 1948 - Present- Christian Dior was born in 1905 in Normandy, France. He moved to Paris at the age of ten. His couture career began in 1935. Dior worked for some of the best including Lucien Lelong. In 1946 Christian Dior opened his own couture house. Dior is credited with reviving the fashion scene in post WWII Paris. Dior launched his first clothing line in 1947. The "New Look" fashions he designed were a far cry from the military attire and the severe suits that proceeded his more feminine look. He went on to become one of the most important clothing designers of our time. Dior is another fashion designer that made a mark in the costume jewelry business. Like Chanel, Schiaparelli and others he liked to accessorize his fashions. He was known to like very high quality jewelry, most of which was signed and sometimes dated. It is believed that Dior designed the jewelry, however it was manufactured by others such as Henkel and Grosse of Germany and Schreiner. Dior is credited with being the first designer to use aurora borealis coated rhinestones. In the 1950s the Dior name was licensed to Kramer of New York. Kramer produced jewels for Dior and was allowed via this agreement to use the Dior name. Yves St. Laurent was apprentice at Dior and when Mr. Dior died in 1957, Laurent ran the house for a time. Kramer of NY now handles the extensive Dior product line. Signature Designs. Beautiful jewelry featuring aurora borealis rhinestones.


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This early handmade cuff links are rare to find, for the stylish and sophisticated men!

Cufflinks red polished rare vintage cuff links and tie clip. Absolutely rare and stunning CHRISTIAN DIOR 18k gold plated men's cuff links.


Artisan crafted workmanship, a real statement jewelry!

Signed Chr. Dior. and patent number inside

The white pouch is Not including!

One crystal missing, not disturbing.

Measure approx 2.5 cm.

Comes with original box.


For it's age in good vintage condition!



Christian Dior, France 1948 - Present- Christian Dior was born in 1905 in Normandy, France. He moved to Paris at the age of ten. His couture career began in 1935. Dior worked for some of the best including Lucien Lelong. In 1946 Christian Dior opened his own couture house. Dior is credited with reviving the fashion scene in post WWII Paris. Dior launched his first clothing line in 1947. The "New Look" fashions he designed were a far cry from the military attire and the severe suits that proceeded his more feminine look. He went on to become one of the most important clothing designers of our time. Dior is another fashion designer that made a mark in the costume jewelry business. Like Chanel, Schiaparelli and others he liked to accessorize his fashions. He was known to like very high quality jewelry, most of which was signed and sometimes dated. It is believed that Dior designed the jewelry, however it was manufactured by others such as Henkel and Grosse of Germany and Schreiner. Dior is credited with being the first designer to use aurora borealis coated rhinestones. In the 1950s the Dior name was licensed to Kramer of New York. Kramer produced jewels for Dior and was allowed via this agreement to use the Dior name. Yves St. Laurent was apprentice at Dior and when Mr. Dior died in 1957, Laurent ran the house for a time. Kramer of NY now handles the extensive Dior product line. Signature Designs. Beautiful jewelry featuring aurora borealis rhinestones.


Seller's Story

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Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Brand
Christian Dior
Metal
18k Gold plated vintage ruby crystal
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
22 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Paris 1970
Sold by
The Netherlands
6621
Objects sold
98.19%
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