Kenneth Jay Lane - 鍍金 - 胸針 - 复古马耳他十字

Absolutely Amazing Vintage Kenneth J Lane
Maltese Cross Brooch/ Pendant. This stunning, brilliant brooch done in an 18Kt. triple plated gold tone setting showcases a large cushion cut Swarovski sapphire crystal in the center, surrounded by an array of various shapes of clear sparkling crystals.

Never been worn - As NEW!

It has four faceted emerald green crystals and four simulated pearls. This outstanding brooch is well known as being one of KJL's most famous designs.

Measurements: 6.5cm Long X 6.5cm Wide.
It’s in pristine condition and signed KJL on the back. This is a couture piece and is no longer being produced, and with KJL passing has become even more highly collectible.

It comes with its original KJL gift box, COA (Certificate of Authenticity), KJL Flannel Bag and Information Card.

Materials:
18kt gold tone plated, Swarovski crystals, faux pearls, emerald crystals, center blue Sapphire crystal, secure roll over clasp bar, signed KJL, pendant enhancer

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

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


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The image shows a vintage Kenneth Jay Lane (KJL) Maltese cross brooch pendant. This striking statement piece features a textured gold-tone setting adorned with a large, cushion-cut central sapphire-blue crystal, flanked by oval emerald-green rhinestones, surrounded by brilliant clear rhinestone accents, and finished with elegant faux pearl teardrop drops.

Due to the versatility of its design, this classic piece can be worn traditionally as a statement brooch pin or attached to a chain via its built-in bale to function as a necklace pendant.


== 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.