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Alice Caviness | Wide Rhinestone Bracelet
. . . . Such Style!

$125.00  


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Alice Caviness

This is a very lavish signed Alice Caviness articulating bracelet. Beautiful chaton aurora borealis rhinestones dominate this gold tone 7 row bracelet. You will notice that the center 3 rows have movement--as it wraps around the wrist the center 3 rows 'lift' giving it a dimensional look. It draws your attention to the flashing aurora borealis stones. It has an open box lock closure with a safety chain. You will find the Alice Caviness hallmark on an oval cartouche on the box closure. Alice never produced her jewelry in mass production and always used the best of materials making her jewelry rare on the collectibles market! This sparkling bracelet is in like new condition. It appears to be seldom worn if worn at all. A gorgeous bracelet you won't want to miss! This highly prized find is very well constructed and in very good vintage condition, the rhinestones are brilliant and the gold tone metal has little appearance of wear. This would make a lovely addition to your Alice Caviness collection. ID-647

Measurements:
The bracelet measures approximately 7 inches long.

$125.00  


 
 

Alice Caviness Jewelry History —

Alice Caviness Jewelry History—1940's - late 90's - Alice Caviness began her career as a fashion and glove model. She was a lovely petite blond with a southern drawl and a dynamic but feminine personality. Capitalizing on her success in the garment industry, Alice Caviness began production of costume jewelry after WWII. This jewelry line was to compliment her fashion designs, much like Chanel and Schiaparelli. She had an abundance of flair, garnering attention for her impeccable style of dress. Her jewelry reflects her sense of taste. It was sold only in the finest stores. Based in Long Island, NY. Alice Caviness designed most of her costume jewelry and was also involved in production and sales.

Two designers employed by Caviness were Lois Steever and Camille Petronzio, both being young when they joined. Alice Caviness retired around 1980 and then died in 1983. Afterward, Lois Stevens went on to run the company until about 2000. Camille Petronzio went on to work at Miriam Haskell. All Caviness pieces are characterized by the use of high-quality materials and design.

 
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