Product code: Vintage Brooch store
This is a Dubarry Fifth Avenue piece in mint condition. Here's an article about Dubarry Fifth Avenue: Dubarry Fifth Avenue DFA vintage costume store jewelry Named after the famous French Du Barry jewels, Dubarry Fifth Avenue, an American costume jewelry company, began operating in the early 1940s. However, after two decades of successful work, in the mid-1960s, the New York-based company ceased to exist. Traditionally, the masters of this company used metal alloys of gold and silver tones, enamel, rhinestones and semiprecious stones for the production of costume jewelry. Initially, the decorations were supplied with paper tags, but later they began to be marked with DFA, or Dubarry DFA on the back side. Sooo this piece has to be at least 60 years old!.
This is a Dubarry Fifth Avenue piece in mint condition. Here's an article about Dubarry Fifth Avenue: Dubarry Fifth Avenue DFA vintage costume store jewelry Named after the famous French Du Barry jewels, Dubarry Fifth Avenue, an American costume jewelry company, began operating in the early 1940s. However, after two decades of successful work, in the mid-1960s, the New York-based company ceased to exist. Traditionally, the masters of this company used metal alloys of gold and silver tones, enamel, rhinestones and semiprecious stones for the production of costume jewelry. Initially, the decorations were supplied with paper tags, but later they began to be marked with DFA, or Dubarry DFA on the back side. Sooo this piece has to be at least 60 years old!.