Description
Forget-me-not brooch
●Approx. Size: Pearl 1/8″ (3 mm) diameter | Please refer to supplementary photo (graph paper glance is 10 mm, palm width 72 mm)
●Color, Materials: 14K gold filled, pearl, paint
●Brand , Designer: Krementz
●Signed: KREMENTZ
●Condition: Functional pre-loved wearable item (Please check the details in the photos.)
Ladybird brooch
●Circa: 1949-1990 Year
●Approx. Size: Please refer to the supplementary photo with rulers. The black is in inches, and the white is in cm.
●Color, Materials: gold-colored metal, faceted glass
●engraved: WESTERN GERMANY
●condition : Vintage Excellent (Please check the details in the photos.)
Gold filled (gold filling) is 100 times stronger than normal gold plating (gold coating) It is thicker than above, and because it is bonded with heat, it is durable and does not peel off, and the color and texture are comparable to solid gold. In Western Europe, it is often seen in high-quality antique jewelry and vintage accessories with high design.
We will deliver a set of vintage forget-me-not and ladybug brooches, which are small but have a presence that touches your heart. When I put them side by side, it was kind of hard to tell them apart. . .
Although they are really small, each one can be used as a fashion focal point, and when you put them together, it becomes a wonderful set that creates a small story depending on the layout.
Forget-me-not Forget-me-not = A cute vintage brooch with a motif of forget-me-not, a light blue ephemeral small flower with the meaning of “don’t forget me.” The veins of the leaves are painted in a refreshing green color, and the petals are decorated with Forget Me Not Blue enamel paint.The heart of the flower is decorated with pearls, and the outside of the gold circle is decorated with milgrain to resemble the petals. The wave design is very elegant and lovely.
The flower brooch has Krementz engraved on the pin. Forget-me-nots are one of the most beloved motifs in Krementz jewelry, along with roses.
The ladybug is signed WESTERN GERMANY. This is a product made in the former West Germany, and the emerald green glass peeks out from between the antique matte gold feathers, giving it a cute look for adults!
Krementz was founded in 1866 as a fine jewelry manufacturer, and was a popular brand sought after by famous boutiques and fashion department stores in the 1950s and 1960s.
In the 1980s, the company produced a wide range of jewelry ranging from $25 to $750,000, and since the 1990s, the company has sold its divisions to several jewelry companies, including Tiffany and Goldman. Ta. Currently, as Richard Krementz Gemstones, he creates jewelry using high quality gemstones such as sapphires and emeralds, as well as 18k gold and platinum.
