DETAILS
- red roses reverse painted
- lucite material
- features red roses and white floral sprays
- open bangle style
- brooches in the first picture are for display only, not included
Vintage lucite, first manufactured in the 1930, became popular material for jewellery in the 40s.
In the 50s, as modernism took hold, lucite dominated costume jewellery and it was used to make brightly coloured pieces.
In the early 60s the concept of disposable culture became something to celebrate, as seen in the cheap mood fashions sold at Carnaby street in London and the rise of pop art. At the same time geometric space Age fashion by haute couture designers, like Cardin and Courèges, encouraged PVC dresses and accessories of lucite and perspex.
Early lucite jewels are highly collectable.
 
CONDITIONS
Excellent vintage condition.
Store your jewellery in cases/pouches to prevent scratches and protect gold-plating.
Avoid contact with water and clean them with a soft cloth or a special jewellery cleaning cloth.