Tagged Juliana light blue and peridot green rhinestone stylized flower brooch IIJJ 8804

Vintage Juliana NOS Tagged Blue Peridot Green Rhinestone Figural Flower Brooch IIJJ#8804

$125.00
Sale price  $125.00 Regular price 
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Tagged Juliana light blue and peridot green rhinestone stylized flower brooch IIJJ 8804

Vintage Juliana NOS Tagged Blue Peridot Green Rhinestone Figural Flower Brooch IIJJ#8804

$125.00
Sale price  $125.00 Regular price 

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Light blue rhinestones trace an airy open frame and long stem in this vintage Juliana (DeLizza & Elster) stylized flower brooch. Peridot-green navettes form the flower petals and a single leaf, with a deeper blue chaton at the flower's center. The gold-tone setting complements the fresh blue-and-green combination.

This unworn, new old stock brooch retains its original Juliana hang tag. The design is documented in the IsItJulianaJewelry database as IIJJ#8804.

Measurements

  • Approximately 3.5 × 1.25 inches

Design Details

  • Stylized figural flower with an open rhinestone frame and long stem
  • Light blue chatons, peridot-green navettes and a deeper blue center stone
  • Prong-set rhinestones in gold-tone metal
  • Pin back with safety clasp
  • Original Juliana hang tag attached
  • IsItJulianaJewelry database reference: IIJJ#8804

Condition

Unworn new old stock condition with its original Juliana tag. Please review the actual front and reverse photographs for details.

Original Store Inventory

According to the seller, this jewelry came from the remaining inventory of a family jewelry store operating in the 1980s. After the original owners passed away, jewelry remained packed away in boxes for years before some of it was recently rediscovered.

Design Board Documentation

Karla Wacker first identified this design from a sample on one of Mr. DeLizza's design boards. Board samples could use whatever rhinestone colors were available; their colors do not necessarily represent planned production combinations. The board photograph supplied for this design documents its form, without establishing planned production colors. This is the second example of the design Karla has encountered.

Reference photograph: The design-board image in the gallery shows the sample used to identify this design. It is not the brooch offered for sale.

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