Vintage 1950’s Pressed Copper & Confetti Lucite Convertible Demi Parure 3 Pc. Southwestern/Boho Set Unsigned

Vintage 1950’s Copper Confetti Convertible Demi Parure Necklace , Bracelet & Clip Earrings  Set.  This is an interesting set – it is technically made up of three 7″ bracelets that you connect to make a long 21″ necklace or a 14″ choker, with a bracelet – mix and match.  The links are 3/4″ wide.  The clasps are flipover and wide.  This also has crossover appeal from southwestern to boho and vintage.  The copper has a stamped floral pattern but also has rose-like accents around the rounded confetti lucite stones.  The links are layered with some form of embellishment – whether the rope effect or filigree caps or filigree blossom like settings.  The earrings are a stud and dangle screw back style with a round confetti stud and an oval dangle with a stamped scalloped base but the rope accents surrounding the oval stones.  The earrings are slightly over 1.5″ long.  I have run into similar convertible sets before but it is rare to find them.  This set is in very good condition with only light typical wear but given it’s nearly 70 years in age – I’d call it very good condition.  It is a more rarer set as I have not found a match to it. This came from a PA estate.   See Photos.  Lot loc. Win.10.2916.G3.1X1, L1.18.16).

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