A fish trailing bubbles, in vermeil over sterling — one of the 1940s figurals Trifari made during the war years, when restrictions on base metals pushed the house into sterling and, as it turned out, into some of its ...
The companion to the citrine fish, and the same 1940s Trifari figural in vermeil over sterling — from the war years, when restrictions on base metals pushed the house into sterling and into some of its finest work. He...
A jewel from the war years, when scarcity made artists resourceful. In 1944, with base metals restricted, Trifari — like the finest houses — turned to sterling silver, and Alfred Philippe used the moment to make some ...
Pennino made some of the most elegant sterling jewelry of the 1940s, and this 1946 cherry-blossom set is a book-rated example of why. A brooch and matching clip earrings in polished sterling silver, set with pink rhin...
The companions to a legend. These clip earrings come from the same fabled 1949 Crown Trifari Schéhérazade series — the house’s Mughal-India masterwork — and carry its signature language in miniature: fluted glass cabo...
Scheherazade told a thousand and one nights of stories to keep herself alive, and Trifari borrowed her name for the most romantic thing it ever made. This necklace comes from that celebrated 1949 Schéhérazade series —...
A two- and three-strand faux pearl necklace in a gold-plated finish, set with ruby red, sapphire blue and emerald green cabochons for a frankly regal effect. This is Moghul Jewels of India, most likely from Trifari's ...
A 1957 Crown Trifari parure from the Maharajah line of the Jewels of India collection: faux pearl necklace with dangle pendant, wide link bracelet, and large round clip earrings, all completed in Trifari's gold-plated...
The Enchantress collection is among the most chased of all 1960s Trifari, particularly the pieces using the pink and green swirled "flawed" imported glass cabochons, and within that collection this buckle-style choker...
