No reserve price - Necklace Silver - A. Fevrier Collinet 1953
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Silver necklace with a double row of Rhein stones in 835 silver, made by A. Fevrier Collinet (1953) in the Netherlands, about 47.5 cm long and 6.5 g in weight, in vintage/retro style with good condition and light signs of wear and no laboratory report.
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Silver Necklace with Double Row of Rhine Stones – A. Fevrier Collinet, Valkenburg (1953–1964)
Weight: 6.4 g
Length: approx. 47.5 cm
Material: 835 silver (certification: A FEV – Dutch recognition mark)
Stone type: Rhein-glasstenen
This elegant vintage necklace was crafted by A. Fevrier Collinet, a well-known goldsmith/atelier owner from Valkenburg aan de Geul, active between 1953 and 1964. Collinet was known for handmade jewelry with high-quality glass and Rhinestones, often produced in small editions and sought after by collectors of Dutch mid-century jewelry.
The necklace consists of a subtle double row of stunning Rhein stones in vibrant colors: blue, green, pink, and purple – typical of the so-called Rhein stones, known for their reflective and color-changing effect.
The stones are set in silver and form a refined and delicately falling jewel that beautifully rests around the neck.
The entire item is in beautiful vintage condition, with only slight signs of use appropriate for its age.
Details
• Maker: A. Fevrier Collinet (Valkenburg)
• Period: 1953–1964
• Material: 835 silver
• Marked: A FEV / Dutch silver hallmark
• Length: about 47.5 cm
Weight: 6.4 grams
• Stone type: Rhein-glasstenen
Condition: good condition, light signs of use
A special and rare Dutch piece of jewelry from the early 1950s–1960s, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of colorful mid-century jewelry.
Will be carefully packaged and shipped insured.
Silver Necklace with Double Row of Rhine Stones – A. Fevrier Collinet, Valkenburg (1953–1964)
Weight: 6.4 g
Length: approx. 47.5 cm
Material: 835 silver (certification: A FEV – Dutch recognition mark)
Stone type: Rhein-glasstenen
This elegant vintage necklace was crafted by A. Fevrier Collinet, a well-known goldsmith/atelier owner from Valkenburg aan de Geul, active between 1953 and 1964. Collinet was known for handmade jewelry with high-quality glass and Rhinestones, often produced in small editions and sought after by collectors of Dutch mid-century jewelry.
The necklace consists of a subtle double row of stunning Rhein stones in vibrant colors: blue, green, pink, and purple – typical of the so-called Rhein stones, known for their reflective and color-changing effect.
The stones are set in silver and form a refined and delicately falling jewel that beautifully rests around the neck.
The entire item is in beautiful vintage condition, with only slight signs of use appropriate for its age.
Details
• Maker: A. Fevrier Collinet (Valkenburg)
• Period: 1953–1964
• Material: 835 silver
• Marked: A FEV / Dutch silver hallmark
• Length: about 47.5 cm
Weight: 6.4 grams
• Stone type: Rhein-glasstenen
Condition: good condition, light signs of use
A special and rare Dutch piece of jewelry from the early 1950s–1960s, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of colorful mid-century jewelry.
Will be carefully packaged and shipped insured.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Retro, Vintage
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
6.5 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Title additional information
A. Fevrier Collinet 1953
Length
47.5 cm
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