This extraordinary demi parure set is incredibly hard to find, originating from an extremely limited production period during the early 1960s. The short-lived line, Amourelle, was introduced in 1963 by Kramer Jewelry Creations and designed by Frank Hess, who gained fame as the head designer for Miriam Haskell for over 30 years. This highly collectible demi parure set is one of Amourelle’s rare artistic creations produced during the brief two-year span of its existence.
This versatile set features a large statement pendant that doubles as a brooch, offering multiple styling options. Wear the elegant four-strand choker necklace on its own for a refined look, or clip on the pendant/brooch to transform it into a bold, haute couture statement piece. Both styles pair beautifully with the matching earrings for a complete and timeless ensemble.
All pieces feature lovely imitation pearls with a silvery platinum color finish intermixed with gold plated beads, leaves and other golden design accents.
The choker necklace measures approximately 16" long. The pendant / brooch measures 3-5/8" long. The earrings measure 2-1/4" long.
Signed "Amourelle" with the copyright symbol on the back of the brooch / pendant and both earrings.
There is a very fine wire reinforcement on the back of the brooch weaved through the filigree. There is another small reinforcement in between 2 beads facing the back of the brooch on both of the dangles.
