Late 50s/ Early 60s Rhinestone Expansion Bracelet Vincere_Vel_Mori Even in modern history Coco

Even in modern history Coco Chanel was never seen without her pearls

Coro jewelry or Cohn & Rosenberger

The ring is hallmarked on the inside of the shank

This brooch would look stunning pinned to the base of a bouquet as it would be a lovely little antique trinket and become the "something old"

allowed the cigarette to be smoked down while keeping fingers cool

Late 50s/ Early 60s Rhinestone Expansion Bracelet Vincere_Vel_Mori Even in modern history CocoRhinestone jewelry was popular in the 1950s and early 60s due to post war prosperity, the rise of cocktail culture, and fashion's embrace of glamour, offering accessible sparkle for evening wear and everyday outfits. Rhinestone pieces complemented feminine silhouettes like Dior's "New Look" and provided affordable glamour for the burgeoning middle class before shifting towards mod styles later in the 60s. After WWII austerity, people sought