Kenneth Jay Lane - 水晶仿钻石书件“让他们吃蛋糕”复制品，镀银，全新！ - 頸鏈

Kenneth Jay Lane KJL 水晶假“钻石”书本 Piece “Let Them Eat Cake” 仿制项链

Fabulous, dazzling, art deco, chandelier style, Kenneth Jay Lane (KJL) crystal encrusted floral and bow-like motifs, silver plated necklace - Highly collectible

一件非常美丽而独特的 KJL 珠宝，全年任何重要场合都适合佩戴，光彩夺目！

Excellent Vintage Condition- Never Worn - As New!
It comes with its original signed, velvet pouch and original gift box! (Rare).

Pendant length: 7 cm
Pendant Width: 5 cm
Chain length: 46 cm

Kindly note that: It was a challenge to take pictures of this dazzling pendant/necklace, as it’s so much beautiful in person!

*AI Overview*
This item is a Kenneth Jay Lane (KJL) crystal drop necklace. Kenneth Jay Lane was a celebrated costume jewelry designer known for his high-quality, glamorous "fabulous fakes" that were popular and worn by royalty, celebrities and first ladies alike, including Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Elizabeth Taylor, and many other celebrities.

Product Information
Brand: Kenneth Jay Lane (KJL)
Type: Costume jewelry necklace, which means it typically uses non-precious materials like glass, brass, Lucite, or Swarovski crystals instead of genuine gemstones and precious metals.
Design: The necklace features an ornate, crystal-encrusted design, possibly inspired by vintage styles like Art Deco or Belle Époque fine jewelry. The specific design appears to have floral and bow-like motifs with teardrop accents.
Collectibility: Vintage KJL pieces are considered collector's items, with some older pieces selling at major auction houses.
Value and Shopping
Value: The value of KJL pieces varies widely depending on the specific design, age, condition, and rarity. While the brand specializes in costume jewelry, individual items can range in price from approximately $85 to over $1,500 for very rare or intricate designs.

Amazing, unique vintage jewellery piece for the savvy fashionista and sophisticated collector.

Shipped insured
Tracking number provided
Delivery: 15-30 business days approximatel

== Kenneth Jay Lane ==
Lane started designing jewelry and launched his business in 1963 while producing bejeweled footwear for Dior and Arnold Scaasi. He first came to public attention after Jo Hughes, a fashion industry insider, showed some of his designs to Wallis Simpson Wallis, the Duchess of Windsor, who bought several pieces and recommended him to her friends. As both costume jewelry and [society reporting] were popular at the time, press reports of this incident launched Lane's business. His talent at copying high end jewelry from a quick glimpse proved popular, his clients who were and still are among famous celebrities proudly wearing the faux pieces.

Before long, Bonwit Teller, Henri Bender and Saks Fifth Avenue were selling his pieces to such clients such as Jackie B Kennedy, Princess Diana, Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn, and among so many more.