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Emanuel Ciner | Black Enamel Frog Brooch
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$165.00  


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So adorable! This little frog is dressed up in a rich black enamel, with gold accent pin stripes but his striking green cabochon eyes steal the show. There is slight rubbing, minimal wear to the enamel. The brooch is well made and a very nice weight. It bears the designers signature cartouche with a rollover clasp closure. This charming little guy is a bit scarce...don't let him hop away. ID-251

Measurements:
The brooch is approximately 1.5 inches long by 1.37 inches wide.

$165.00  


 
 

Ciner Jewelry History —

Founded by Emanuel Ciner in 1892, Ciner has the distinction of being the only company that converted from the production of fine jewelry to costume pieces exclusively. During the Depression Era, their faux diamonds were synthetic white sapphires imported from France, and this practice of never skimping on the quality and uniqueness of their stones and beads never faltered. Since 1931, the company has manufactured classic, upscale costume jewelry.

Ciner was also responsible for giving impetus to the use of wax molds (like those used by dentists) instead of the previously popular sand casting method. Their designs are copper-plated first, then nickel-plated, after which they are electroplated in gold. Swarovski crystals are often used, hand-set in gold-tone metalwork. Early pieces are often unmarked, but most pieces after 1945 were marked, "Ciner".

Ciner pieces look like fine jewelry, but are set with rhinestones rather than jewels. Still creating masterpieces that reflect the influence of their founder, Ciner's current offerings, with special emphasis on their ropes and multiple-strand necklaces are the epitome of beauty and quality, and still very much in demand.

 
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