“Simple War Styles Bring Increased Demand For Costume Jewelry; New Materials Used” – New York Times 1943 – Jewelry Article

Posted by Melinda Lewis | On 24 August,2019 | In Jewelry History

Costume Jewelry Collectors Int’l
is pleased to host this article from
Researching Costume Jewelry

 originally published by Dotty Stringfield on IllusionJewels.com

 

 
“SIMPLE WAR STYLES BRING INCREASED DEMAND FOR COSTUME JEWELRY;
NEW MATERIALS USED”
From The New York Times 1943
 
Thanks to Robin Deutsch for sharing this great article with us.
 
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The large brooch on the left has the caption: “acetate emeralds” set in silver.”


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