Juliana Collector Record: Topaz Fall Watermelon Vitrail Brooch & Earrings | IIJJ #7110 / #9745

IIJJ #7110 (brooch) / #9745 (earrings) — Full collector documentation for this original-card Juliana set.

Actual vintage Juliana fall watermelon vitrail brooch and original-card ear-climber clip earrings front photograph
Photograph of the actual brooch and earrings, front view.

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Identification & specifications

  • Maker: Juliana / DeLizza & Elster
  • Brooch IIJJ reference: #7110
  • Earring IIJJ reference: #9745
  • Brooch measurements: approximately 2.4 × 1.4 inches
  • Earring measurements: approximately 1.4 × 0.5 inches each
  • Materials and design: gold-tone metal; topaz and amber-colored marquise/navette and round rhinestones; fall watermelon (vitrail) oval center; ear-climber-style clip earrings
  • Presentation: the earrings are preserved on an original Juliana “Fashion Earrings — Hand Set” paper display card
  • Condition: new old stock (NOS), excellent vintage jewelry condition; the card has storage wear and handwritten notations on its reverse

Design & construction

The dimensional brooch has a richly colored faceted oval that displays olive green, amber and reddish hues when light changes. Golden topaz navettes and sparkling round accents form a graceful spray around the center. Coordinating clip earrings curve in an ear-climber silhouette with marquise stones, smaller rhinestones and a bright round rhinestone at the lower end.

Collector significance

Original Juliana display cards are collectible presentation material in their own right. The surviving “Fashion Earrings — Hand Set” card accompanies these NOS earrings and preserves a distinctive part of their retail history. These two IIJJ numbers identify the brooch and earrings separately in the Is It Juliana Jewelry research database.

Original reverse photograph showing brooch construction, earring clips and handwritten marks on the Juliana card
Actual jewelry and card, reverse view.

About the reference: IIJJ numbers are research catalog references, not production serial numbers or factory dates. An exact manufacturing year is not established by this record. This documentation uses unaltered photographs of the actual jewelry.