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Selro Selini | Asian Princess 6 Link Bracelet
. . . . Intriguing!

$149.00  


Juliana DeLizza & Elster
Watermelon Tourmaline Emerald Cut Rhinestone Full Parure
Juliana DeLizza & Elster
Watermelon Tourmaline Emerald Cut Rhinestone Full Parure
Juliana DeLizza & Elster
Watermelon Tourmaline Emerald Cut Rhinestone Full Parure
Juliana DeLizza & Elster
Watermelon Tourmaline Emerald Cut Rhinestone Full Parure
Juliana DeLizza & Elster
Watermelon Tourmaline Emerald Cut Rhinestone Full Parure
Selro Selini
 
Pieces by Selro are much prized by collectors for their dramatic designs. Selro’s “head” jewelry is distinctive and easily identifiable—especially the Asian Princess. Our pretty princess’ face is made of molded plastic as are the large imitation stones spacing out each face. This chunky design in metal is gold-tone with ‘some’ wear. Each headdress is decorated with a single pastel auroraborealis rhinestone. I’ve yet to see one of these bracelets with the gold finish still intact and this lovely bracelet is in very nice vintage condition. The disc's which make up the back panels have a stippled effect, linked by double crimped flat metal. The metal is still bright and shiny with much of the original paint decorating the faces still intact.

If you are looking for companion earrings please contact me. I will be adding the earrings soon but would be happy to help if you do not see them here.

Measurements:
Bracelet — Approximately 7 1⁄2 inches in length by approximately 1 inch wide with at least 1⁄2 inch rise.

$149.00  


 
 

Selro Selini Jewelry History —

Best known for jewelry incorporating brightly colored plastic faces, Selro was founded by Russian immigrant Paul Selinger in New York City in the late 1940s and remained open until the 1960s. As well as the "head" jewelry, delicate and feminine pieces were also produced. Selini jewelry was made by Selro, and many pieces were signed with both names. Pieces marked "Selan" may also have been Selro products. Most Selro jewelry was unsigned, but pieces can be identified by the settings, herringbone chain used on lariat necklaces, and the bracing structure on the back.

Book: by Judith Miller [2010] — Miller's Costume Jewelry, Octopus Publishing Group Ltd., London — Selro & Selini: [Page 189].
 
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