Vintage Mid-Century Coro Moonglow Confetti Milky Pink Flower Clip Earrin…

Lucite "Moonglow" beads were used by Coro in the 1950's. These belonged to my Grandmother. They'd be perfect for wedding, bride or guest and can be passed down as an heirloom. Very rare. These little beauties have gold leaf "confetti" inlayed in the center. Goldtone clip. Signed Coro on clip. A well-known name in the vintage jewelry field is Coro - the largest costume jewelry manufacturer in the U.S. of the last century. The brand offered colorful, high-quality jewelry pieces that stand out through unique designs. Therefore, if you are looking for vintage jewelry, Coro might be the right choice, as they produced a wide range of designs, to suit all kinds of tastes and, on top of this, they are at affordable prices. The History Of Coro Coro was founded in New York by Emanuel Cohn/Carl Rosenberger in 1901. They both were not only talented businessmen but also persons with a good eye for the arts. They hired very talented professional jewelry designers who were allowed to develop their own creative visions and started producing and selling highly desirable costume jewelry.