A rare piece of collectible jewelry. CASTLECLIFF jewelry was founded by Clifford Furst and Joseph Bolday in NYC. It was a highly respected name in the jewelry industry. Its beauty was just as "highly prized" by women then, as it is by those "lucky" enough to find a piece now. Sold only in the finest department stores, Castlecliff was impeccably produced in BOLD, YET STARTLING INTRICATE DESIGNS. Obvious quality, even to the untrained eye...

Big, Bold & Beautiful!! Love this clunky cuff bracelet loaded with fabulous synthetic stones! Although I cannot find a signature or maker's mark, perhaps someone can help me identify this piece. Gold-tone cuff bracelet is approximately 7" in diameter. The "Maltese cross-type" design with the inset stones makes me think this bracelet is fashioned after the "Maltese cross" designs of the 1970's...

Another vintage jewelry piece. This is a stretch bracelet with four rows of faux pearls in different sizes. This bracelet is almost an identical match to the pearl earrings just listed. It is not signed, but would think the same time period c.1940. The small pieces of metal that are used on each side of the bracelet, as well as the metal on the ends, are brass. The way the metal has oxidized appears to be brass...

EXQUISITE and SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL. I fell in love with this piece!! A friend who collects a little of it all (like myself!) decided to go through some of her jewelry. It has been packed away in trunks for years!! She has found some of the most beautiful and unusual pieces of jewelry! This bracelet speaks for itself...