is a very rare Boucher jewelry, which is also my favorite antique jewelry brand The suite uses gold with rhinestone and olives . The golden and green contrasting color brings out the gorgeous court style. , All use the three -dimensional design and inlaid style gorgeous and bright, excellent workmanship is worth collecting
This behind the brooch with a product number, the whole set of jewelry is well preserved rhinesticks and imitation stone crystal shining shiny ，镶嵌牢固rn金属无磨损，无褪色，完好如新rnrn>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Related reading u003Cu003Cu003Cu003Citor u003Cu003Cu003Cu003Cu003Citor N In the early days of Boucher's development, his fashion jewelry was often mistaken for "real" jewelry. 1910 to the early 1920s, Buxie was originally an apprentice in Paris Cari. Later, it was stationed in New York Branch around 1922 and continued to work in the high -end jewelry industry until the Great Wall Street stock market collapsed in 1929. The collector of fashion jewelry is very lucky. The Great Depression in the 1930s forced Bucker to transfer his talents to the fashion jewelry industry. When fashion jewelry was germinated, it used materials with more approachables. At the beginning of Bujie, the Mazer Brothers worked. After establishing self -confidence, he established his own small company in 1937: Bujie Company. In just two years, Bucker received a money -making order from the Fifth Avenue Store of Sax, and then purchased six batch of innovative three -dimensional bird -shaped needles from him. Boury thus has enough financial resources to expand business. The jewelry produced before the death in 1965 until the work led by designer Sam Zhuo Semon (his second wife) in the early 1970s, the quality was excellent. These jewelry are characterized by exquisite metal work and excellent Rhine Stone. The color and cutting methods of Rhein Stone are difficult to distinguish with real gems; in addition, colorful enamel is also a must. Bujie's gemstone mark "MB" or "Marboux" trademark (early works), the later works signed "Marcel Boucher" or "Boucher".
BOUCHER antique broom, earrings set/ Autumn Fairy Tale
years: 1970
Material: alloy, rhinestone
Size: brooch-widest diameter diameter; earrings-diameter 2.1 2.1 2.1 diameter 2.1 CM
is a very rare Boucher jewelry, which is also my favorite antique jewelry brand
The suite uses gold with rhinestone and olives
. The golden and green contrasting color brings out the gorgeous court style. , All use the three -dimensional design and inlaid
style gorgeous and bright, excellent workmanship is worth collecting
This behind the brooch with a product number, the whole set of jewelry is well preserved
rhinesticks and imitation stone crystal shining shiny ，镶嵌牢固rn金属无磨损，无褪色，完好如新rnrn>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Related reading u003Cu003Cu003Cu003Citor u003Cu003Cu003Cu003Cu003Citor N In the early days of Boucher's development, his fashion jewelry was often mistaken for "real" jewelry.
1910 to the early 1920s, Buxie was originally an apprentice in Paris Cari. Later, it was stationed in New York Branch around 1922 and continued to work in the high -end jewelry industry until the Great Wall Street stock market collapsed in 1929. The collector of fashion jewelry is very lucky. The Great Depression in the 1930s forced Bucker to transfer his talents to the fashion jewelry industry. When fashion jewelry was germinated, it used materials with more approachables. At the beginning of Bujie, the Mazer Brothers worked. After establishing self -confidence, he established his own small company in 1937: Bujie Company. In just two years, Bucker received a money -making order from the Fifth Avenue Store of Sax, and then purchased six batch of innovative three -dimensional bird -shaped needles from him. Boury thus has enough financial resources to expand business.
The jewelry produced before the death in 1965 until the work led by designer Sam Zhuo Semon (his second wife) in the early 1970s, the quality was excellent. These jewelry are characterized by exquisite metal work and excellent Rhine Stone. The color and cutting methods of Rhein Stone are difficult to distinguish with real gems; in addition, colorful enamel is also a must. Bujie's gemstone mark "MB" or "Marboux" trademark (early works), the later works signed "Marcel Boucher" or "Boucher".