1950s Coro Wide Link Bracelet | Blue Rhinestones Glamour

Name: 1950s Coro Wide Link Bracelet | Blue Rhinestones Glamour
SKU: JB426-1
Availability: InStock

Brand: Coro

$595.00

1 in stock

A 1950s Coro wide link bracelet.

The design of this Coro bracelet suggests a blend of elegance and opulence, making it a focal point of your outfit.
✅ Approx. Size (cm): 7.25″ x 2″ (19 x 6).
✅ Condition: Minor wear the back of the bracelet
✅ Era: 1950s.
✅ Mark/Label: Coro
✅ Only one.

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SKU: JB426-1 Categories: Cocktail Attire, Emily In Paris Inspiration Collection, Go for the Gold Jewelry, Make a Fashion Statement, Vintage Blue Jewelry Collection, Vintage Bracelets & Watches, Vintage Jewelry, Vintage Jewelry Arrivals, Vintage Rhinestone Collection

Description

This 1950s Coro wide link bracelet exudes a sense of luxury and timelessness with its mid-century style.

Vintage Bracelet Details

An intricately designed wide Coro bracelet.
Adorned with rows of captivating blue rhinestones.
The gold metal hue exudes a warm, rich luster that contrasts strikingly against the cool, serene blue of the stones, creating a visually appealing palette.
Coro craftsmanship is evident in the precision of the bracelet’s pyramid links and the rhinestones’ meticulous setting, suggesting a high level of skill and attention to detail.
Tab clasp.
Safety chain with a spring ring clasp.

VINTAGE CONDITION

ABOUT CORO

About Coro

Emanuel Cohn and Carl Rosenberger started Coro in 1901 as a small accessories store on Broadway in New York City. The company officially changed its name to Coro Inc., a combination of the two names, in 1943. Coro was once one of the largest costume jewelry companies in the world.

Major lines included Coro, Corocraft, and Vendome. Vendome was considered the most exclusive line and featured at high-end department stores. Regular department stores carrying the main Coro lines were prohibited from carrying Vendome. A complete list of the company’s jewelry lines is available here.

Coro employed many distinctive designers including Adolph Katz, design director; Gene Verecchio; Oscar Placco; Robert Geissmann, and Massa Raimond. This 1950s Coro wide link bracelet is an excellent example of the company’s high-quality construction and attention to detail.

The company filed for bankruptcy in the late 1970s.

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SHIPPING & RETURNS

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We know you may be wary about buying vintage items. If so, we do offer returns. If you receive vintage pieces and are dissatisfied or if the item doesn’t fit, please inform Madge of your return request within 10 days of receiving the merchandise. You must return the items within 30 days after notifying us.

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