1970's signed Kenneth Jay Lane rhinestone belt

Name: 1970's signed Kenneth Jay Lane rhinestone belt
Brand: Kenneth Jay Lane
SKU: 646ea9a1c1c3460a9c46e408
Price: 365.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Kenneth Jay Lane

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This stunning KJL rhinestone belt will definitely turn heads! It has many glass rhinestones and detailed gold plated designs. Each rhinestone is prong set and is adjustable with a hook. The belt measures approx 32" L x 1 3/4" W. The buckle is 3" circumstance. If you're not familiar with Kenneth Jay Lane jewelry, I've added some impressive history just to explain how amazing his jewelry really is. Lane had boutiques in London and Paris. He created designs for Elizabeth Taylor, Diana Vreeland, and Audrey Hepburn, among many other high-profile clients such as The Duchess of Windsor. Also, The New York Times compared him to Coco Chanel for having successful and affordable faux jewelry.

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catnbug @m_perpepaj Hi! Thank you for your interest in this gorgeous belt Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to counter offer! I would accept $375! ☺️💕

Aug 20Reply

cathyroe1 Hello! This looks so beautiful. Are all the stones still in place? Would you consider $300?

Oct 12Reply

catnbug @cathyroe1 Hi! Yes, all of the stones are in tact. I'm selling this belt for my mother-in-law and I'm not sure she wants to sell it lower than $325. Are you ok with that?

Oct 12Reply

cathyroe1 I will get back to you when I can swing it and hopefully it will still be available. Do you know where your mother-in-law purchased it? I know you can no longer purchase them new, they are a vintage item, right? I'm just curious. I have one like this (only in silver, not gold) that I purchased over 30 years ago in Honolulu at the Royal Hawaiian hotel. It has lost some stones and some of the metal has broken. I love mine so much that I hate to see it fall apart and would like to have a "back up".

Oct 13Reply

catnbug @cathyroe1 Actually, It was a gift from my mother to my mother- in-law. My mom and I had an antique/vintage jewelry and collectible store for 20 years and shut down right before COVID hit. We purchased or put items on consignment. She forgot she had it and asked me to sell it to her. That's awesome you have one in silver! these were made very well and sturdy!

Oct 13Reply