Trifari Alfred Philippe Rhinestone Star Flower Necklace Vintage 1950s Patented
Transport yourself to the golden age of Hollywood glamour with this exquisite vintage Trifari necklace, a true testament to the artistry of Alfred Philippe. The necklace features a captivating arrangement of star-shaped flowers, each meticulously crafted with shimmering clear rhinestones that catch the light with every movement. Imagine the original owner, a sophisticated woman with a flair for the dramatic, adorning herself with this necklace for a night at the theater or a glamorous cocktail party. She was undoubtedly a head-turner, radiating elegance and confidence. Alfred Philippe, a renowned jewelry designer, is celebrated for his innovative and artistic creations for Trifari during the mid-20th century.
This necklace, patented in 1951, showcases his signature style of combining organic forms with dazzling rhinestones. The necklace's design, with its stylized floral motif and use of rhodium plating, is a hallmark of 1950s fashion. Its delicate yet bold presence makes it a perfect representation of the era's sophisticated elegance. Why You Will Be Obsessed With It.
Iconic Design: The star flower motif, a signature of Alfred Philippe, is instantly recognizable and highly sought-after by collectors. Timeless Elegance: This necklace transcends trends, remaining a symbol of classic beauty and sophistication. Exceptional Craftsmanship: The meticulous attention to detail and high-quality materials make this necklace a true work of art. Investment Piece: Vintage Trifari jewelry, especially pieces designed by Alfred Philippe, continues to appreciate in value, making this necklace a wise investment.
Conversation Starter: This necklace is sure to spark conversations and compliments, allowing you to share its rich history and timeless beauty. Please follow our store with over 2000 vintage and antique pieces just like this with new items added daily. Pendant width: 2 1/2 Inches; Necklace length: 14 1/2 Inches. Circa 1951 this necklace appears is Alfred Phillippe and bears the Trifari Pat Pending mark. Excellent vintage condition please see photos.