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Posted 1 year ago
Newfld
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This trio of mid century (50s-60s) Christmas tree brooches are described as follows:
Goldtone mini ball & small multi color rhinestone tree by Eisenberg;
All-rhinestone silvertone tree with primarily red & green holiday colored stones by Napier, and
Cutout goldtone tree with mini multicolor rhinestones and white stone base, by DeNicola
All trees are @2"H, and I had previously posted another version of the Napier tree in different rhinestone colors
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They're all beautiful, especially the Napier! With its pretty color navettes and prong settings!!
I really love the one with the red & green stones, really beautiful and surprising how many people love to see and post their beautes !~
Lovely Christmas trees Jenni!! You're all set for any of your Christmas parties this year!!
Many thanks everyone for the love
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For your wonderful praise I thank you guys
DejaVu, yes I think the Napier all-rhinestone tree is the standout here, it was originally designed in 1950 in all-white stones (as per the Napier 'bible' book by M. Lewis) but the most popular is this Christmasy red & green
Phil, most definitely the colorful Napier tree is the clear winner here, that co has always been one of my faves & here they've used the secure prongs (not often seen in their jewelry). It is that time of year that we start to think of Christmas trees, and I love Mani's collection of them she has so many beauties
Scott, we have already been gadding about doing our holiday visiting, and I actually wore the DeNicola tree brooch that reminds me of a Christmas cookie cutout :) I really like them all though, think of all the happy times they've seen
Happy holidays Karen, thank you so very much for all the loves today it is SO wonderful to see you here. I owe you a catchup and think of you fondly, hoping things are great with you
Thank you kivatinitz for the love for my Christmas trees, very pleased that you liked them & always appreciate your kind thought
Thanks so much Leesa for the love for my vintage Christmas trees, very happy that you liked them & hope they brought some Christmas cheer
Thank you Patricia for the love for my Christmas trees, very happy you enjoyed them & wishing you a Merry Christmas