1980s Vintage Kenneth Jay Lane Faux Pearl and Jet Necklace
$350.00
Gold plated faux pearl statement necklace. Features large baroque shaped faux pearls with faux jet and gold plated spacers. Central floral design…
Gold plated faux pearl statement necklace. Features large baroque shaped faux pearls with faux jet and gold plated spacers. Central floral design piece with faux jet centre and round-cut Swarovski crystal embellishment. Closes with spring-ring clasp closure, signed KJL for Avon.
Gold plate, faux jet and faux pearls, 48 cm with 4 cm pendant
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Initially working for Hattie Carnegie, and beginning his career as a shoe designer, Kenneth Jay Lane created baubles in his free time. His first costume jewelry show at New York's Saks Fifth Avenue sold out in one day. His pieces were coveted by the Duchess of Windsor, Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn and Jacqueline Kennedy. By the 1960`s the company became known as K.J.L and were producing brooches and other pieces that reflected Asian influences, incorporating everything from Buddhas to dragons to Indian Goddesses.
PRODUCT CODE: WNL001407
THE RECORD
House
Kenneth Jay Lane
Date
1980s
Material
Gold plate, faux jet and faux pearl
Dimensions
48 cm with 4 cm pendant
Fastening
Spring Ring Clasp
Condition
Excellent Vintage
Reference
WNL001407
Authentication
Every piece is an original vintage find, personally authenticated by Susan. Drawing on her extensive knowledge and archive of vintage jewelry, she carefully examines each piece’s original finishes, craftsmanship and identifying details, including maker’s marks where applicable.
Every piece is an original vintage find, personally authenticated by Susan. Drawing on her extensive knowledge and archive of vintage jewelry, she carefully examines each piece’s original finishes, craftsmanship and identifying details, including maker’s marks where applicable.
With over 45 years of experience in vintage jewelry, Susan brings a trained eye and a deep knowledge of its history to every piece. Guided by her three Cs: Condition, Craftsmanship and Credibility, each piece is carefully assessed before it joins our collection.