EISENBERG JEWELRY
1935-Present

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By Bobye Syverson, 
long time collector, dealer and historian of Eisenberg jewelry

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   EISENBERG ORIGINAL enameled and rhinestone leaf fur clip.   View   #E15632

  EISENBERG ORIGINALS 1944
Harper's Bazaar

   EISENBERG in a rare color...  peach, not pink.

     EISENBERG Original pink enameled floral fur clip with blue and clear rhinestones.

  EISENBERG ORIGINAL aqua glass beads and rhinestones 4-1/4" dress clip.   

 EISENBERG ORIGINAL One of the few pieces marked Original using multi-color stones. 

  EISENBERG ORIGINAL clip, a small clip on the back of this original, which is heavy.

     EISENBERG ORIGINAL clip... This is heavy for the small size of the clip.

     EISENBERG ORIGINAL green beads clip. The clip is set sideways across the two two stones.

  EISENBERG ORIGINAL bracelet and the original 1946 AD, in which it is pictured at the bottom left.

  I collect the old ads for the Eisenberg jewelry and they are wonderful for helping to date when a piece was made.  I have gotten several pieces just because they are ones shown in an ad.  Some of the language used in the ads is just as sparkly as the jewelry!  Here is a quotation from a 1940 ad--"Jewelry of the future, as clear cut and dazzling as an iceberg in sunlight."

  EISENBERG flower pin as shown in the 1946 advertisement at the left.   

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL brooch. I have seen this one with a brown center oval and with green. I am told it is Bakelite.

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL brooch. Most of the pieces with crystal stones are in silver metal mountings, but here is a gold colored clip!  

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL clips... the only ones I ever found joined by chains. 

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL clip. This is one of a pair of clips. The other one is a mirror image of this one, and I have seen a picture of the two of them.

     EISENBERG FAUX PEARLS  This piece is unmarked, however, the identical one was on ebay, and the seller was good enough to send me good scans of the marks on the back.  I printed them for verification.

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL sew-on piece, with no pin back.

   EISENBERG TWIN PINS 1 3/4" across.  I got the term 'twin pins" from Karl, and he said that was what the company called them. They are usually are 1" to 1 1/4" in size, and designed to be worn in pairs.

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL BROOCH with wonderful teardrop-shaped stones.  View Back  

   EISENBERG ORIGINAL CLIPS which also use the teardrop-shaped stones.    View Back  

   EISENBERG Original sew-on 2-1/4 inch clips with no prongs. 

   EISENBERG FLOWER HOLDER, a unique piece which is a little over 1-1/2 inches high and has both a clip and a pin back. The ad is from 1949. 

EISENBERG Original brooch.

     FLORAL brooch in clear rhinestone and faux pearls, unsigned, circa 1940's. View #Y5479

 EISENBERG Original floral brooch, signed, same as brooch shown at left.   View   View 

   Brenda Nurenberg has a gorgeous Eisenberg Fur clip, shown above, that she later found a picture of in a 1937 Harper's Bazaar Magazine.... 

...However, in the magazine, the fur clip is done in precious diamonds, sapphires and a huge aquamarine.  It was designed by Black Frost Star and Gorham. 
This is a great example of how costume jewelry emulated fine jewelry.  

  EISENBERG bracelets with original hang tags, each with a different price... the top at $180.00, and the bottom at $40.00!

 
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