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Emanuel Cohn and Carl Rosenberger founded what became Coro, Inc. and grew to become the largest costume jewelry maker in America with brands Coro, Corocraft, Vendome, and more. Learn about Coro, Haskell, Eisenberg, Monet, Weiss, Trifari, Hobé, Schiapare
date 1945, patented in 1946 by Kreisler patent #143959. View View #Y21153 Jacques KREISLER 1945 ad showing their cupid and hearts brooch. CORO Duette crowned cupid heads pin, red, green and clear rhinestones, 2-1/2", marked "patn 1798867". View #C20937 MB Boucher cupids gold tone pav...
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The Pell Jewelry Company has a rich history of established working relationships with many companies such as Disney, the Miss America Organization, and Coro. Products of the company have been featured on the QVC. Pennino - Pennino Brothers was founded in the late 1920s and continued until ...
higher end jewelry. The line was introduced in 1933. But the line only lasted until 1944 when it was replaced by Vendome as Coro's Couturier division. Francois was one of the new designers at Coro in 1938. He later went on to found his own company, with costume jewelry designs marked...
It is 7" by 3/4", has a rhodium finish and the stones are hand set, in it’s box. The box is signed, but not the bracelet. It is my understanding that Coro made a brand by this name, but I am not sure this is one of their pieces. The stones in this are brilliantly clear...