1950s jewelry style

It was thanks to 1950s fashion that costume jewelry rose in prominence for the everyday woman to wear. As necklines dipped lower and hair became shorter, the need to wear earrings, bracelets and necklaces every single day became not just a trend, but outfit protocol.

Marilyn Monroe 1950s jewelry Midcentury modern necklace Marilyn earrings Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Such an iconic look! This green and blue torsade necklace and earrings set is directly inspired by the one worn by Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes! Two strands of emerald green and cobalt blue glass beads have been twisted and wired in a classic midcentury torsade style. The necklace length is adjustable to 19 inches (custom length available upon request). The matching earrings are…

Cowboys, calypso, pajamas and transistors were all the rage in the Eisenhower era. Flip through shopping pages of the past.

Jewelry Through The Decades Series Step back in time and discover the boom of popularity for jewelry in the 1950s. From pearls to yellow-toned gold

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Get the look of classic 1960s and '70s vintage jewelry at a fraction of the cost of genuine vintage 1960s jewelry. Browse new mid century-style Mod designs in gold and pearl, colorful bead necklaces, bead bracelets, earrings, rings, and pendants. All are very '60s and very affordable. 1960s jewelry trends include Mod or pop art

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