Beautiful Diane Von Fürstenberg Bone China Hand Painted Egg on Silk Cord

So Pretty, Chinoiserie Style Diane Von Fürstenberg Hand Painted Bone China each one is different Necklace
Pretty Stylized bone china EGG "Bead" style pendant attached to original Braided Fuzzy Silk cord from the 1970's
No doubt inspired by Faberge eggs
Faulous New Old Stock, New with original paper hang tag.
Very popular with Boho clothing which is currently On Trend.
Great Vintage Condition, but the silk cord is Fuzzy type of cord, not frayed or worn, but the type of cord used.

This necklace has a Maximum wearable lenth of 30 inches inches from end to end,
The Bone China Egg is 1.5 inches long and 1.25 inch thick as it is a hollow bead type pendant.
Please see the video to see how beautiful they are,
there are other similar items I have listed in the video for reference
but are a very high quality bone china, hand painted in the Phillipines,
DVF only used the highest quality materials.
I have styled it to look longer for the photos,
The pendant can be shortened by knotting the silk cord in back or adding knots to the length of the cord.
This makes it very adaptable and could even be doubled up for a different look.
Ask me for styling tips.
This was apparently part of a collection as I also got someother bone china pieces that are featured in the video
I have included the video of those in this listing, this listing is only for ONE Butterfly necklace
the other photos are for reference.


These pieces of DVF are from a Wholesale Boutique I bought in Atlanta,
I believe the owner kept these because they were Samples.
Many were on original velvet boards and the tags have the original wholesale prices and descriptions of what colors were available.
I purchased a large approximately 100 piece collection of DVF, this is one of the first I will be listing..
I also was able to purchase about 60 pieces of Valentino, around 60 pieces of Lanvin, some YSL
and assorted 1970's-80's designers, All New Old Stock as well with original tags.

More about Diane Von Fürstenberg
Diane von Fürstenberg is a Belgian fashion designer best known for her wrap dress.
She initially rose to prominence in 1969.
She has had a very long successful career and still has stores around the world.
DVF a global lifestyle luxury brand, renowned for its iconic wrap dress and signature prints,
DVF jewelry history began about fifty years ago.
Its founder, Belgian fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg,
named one of the TIME 100 Most Influential People (2015), comes from a wealthy Jewish family.
In 1972 she founded her own company, and began producing ready-to-wear clothing.
Soon, along with the production of cosmetics and accessories, she launched costume jewelry.
The style of jewelry is varied, from Art Deco to modernist and classic plant and animal designs.
Traditionally, jewelry materials include gold and silver tone alloys,
lucite, enamel, art glass and rhinestones.
The stylish marking consists of the “DvF” logo for Diane von Furstenberg,
in an oval cartouche along with the copyright symbol.
DVF company was actively producing costume jewelry from the 1970s to the 1990s.
During this time, DVF collaborated with such jewelry brands as Haskell Jewels, and H. Stern.
According to sources, DVF resumed the production of branded jewelry in 2014.
This is one of her early jewelry designs.

Currently May 2023 Diane Von Fürstenberg is being honored by her home town with an exhibit
read more about it here...

https://www.fashionandlacemuseum.brussels/en/expos/diane-von-furstenberg-woman-before-fashion-3



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