Signed WARNER oval cartouche
Mid century 1950s to 1960s
Silver tone rhodium finish
Clear rhinestones round chatons with pear navette accents
High dome multilayer cluster design
Prong set stones
Size 2.25 in by 2.25 in by 1 in
Pin back with rotating safety clasp works properly
Condition very good vintage
A few stones show gentle age related graying and tiny flea bites consistent with age and wear
Plating bright and secure
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Collectors note Warner is prized for quality construction and dense pavé sparkle
History of maker
Warner (New York, 1950s–early 1970s)
Founded by Joseph Warner, the firm produced high-quality American costume jewelry noted for dense pavé work, layered construction, and excellent rhodium or japanned plating. Pieces are almost always signed “WARNER” (often in an oval cartouche). Warner favored premium Austrian rhinestones—clear, aurora borealis, and the brand’s coveted smoky “black-diamond” palette—plus domed clusters, florals, starbursts, and holiday pins (their Christmas trees are especially collected). Production was relatively limited compared with bigger houses, so intact examples with original stones and bright plating remain desirable with vintage jewelry collectors today.
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