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【USA輸入】ヴィンテージ BERGERE コンビメタル イヤリング/Vintage BERGERE Combination Metal Clip On Earrings

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【USA輸入】ヴィンテージ BERGERE コンビメタル イヤリング/Vintage BERGERE Combination Metal Clip On Earrings1970BERGERE BERGERE() 1947 BERGERENordstromLord & TaylorMarshall Fields1979 19702cm ()6g

1970年代頃のBERGEREのコンビメタルイヤリング。
ゴールドトーン、シルバートーン、パープルとグリーンゴールドが入り混じったような独特のメタルが連なる、シンプルで洗練されたデザイン。
ミニマルでありながら、メタルのトーンの違いがアクセントとなり目を惹くお品です。

日常使いにぴったりのデザインと快適な着け心地で、様々なシーンで活躍しそう。シルバーとゴールド、どちらのジュエリーともコーディネートしやすいのもポイントです。

一番内側のメタル表面にくすみ、シルバートーンメタルに僅かな打ち傷がございますが、その他良好なヴィンテージコンディションです。

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【BERGERE(ベルジェール)とは】
1947 年ニューヨーク発のコスチュームジュエリーブランド。
ハイクオリティでファッショナブルなコスチュームジュエリーを制作し、その作品はファッション誌や広告ポスターによく登場するほど有名でした。
BERGEREのジュエリーは、Nordstrom、Lord & Taylor、Marshall Fieldsなどの高級デパートにて展開。ブランドは1979年に閉業しました。


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ヴィンテージ・コスチュームジュエリー
年代:1970年代頃
直径:約2cm
素材:メタル
重さ(片耳):約6g

輸入元:アメリカ

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