1990s Vintage Christian Dior Maple Leaf Choker Necklace
Effortless chic. Rhodium plated double chain choker necklace, inspired by regal elegance. Features maple leaves embellished with clear round-cut…
Effortless chic. Rhodium plated double chain choker necklace, inspired by regal elegance. Features maple leaves embellished with clear round-cut Swarovski crystals. Closes with lobster clasp and extension chain with CD charm.
The Maple leaf is the emblem of Canada. It is suggested that The Queen Mother, then Queen Elizabeth, received a maple leaf brooch from George VI before the couple toured Canada in 1939 - Although another version implies it was a gift during the tour of Canada. It was then given to her daughter, our late Queen in 1951 who lent it to The Duchess of Cornwall and Duchess of Cambridge on their first trips to Canada.
Rhodium plate and Swarovski crystals, Adjustable to 36 cm
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Christian Dior, one of the most influential designers in the world of couture, was credited with restoring the fashion industry of Paris following WWII. Much like the clothing, Christian Dior jewelry is classic and utterly feminine.
PRODUCT CODE: WNL002192
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.
Hand picked by Susan Caplan
AUTHENTICITY
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.
