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Amourelle
JEWELRY

Made by
Kramer in the 1960’s, AMOURELLE jewelry looks like a cousin…
and sometimes a twin… to Miriam Haskell jewelry. That is because it was
designed for Kramer by former Haskell head designed Frank Hess. Wonderfully designed,
delicately worked, and easy to wear, it can unfortunately be very difficult to find.

AMOURELLE lush
brooch of cloudy opalescent cabochons and red rhinestones.
View #X23031

AMOURELLE
pinecones motif topaz- and honey-colored glass beads and rhinestones 17"
necklace with 4" pendant.
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AMOURELLE
topaz-colored rhinestones and art glass cabochon 3" pin.
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AMOURELLE white glass beads,
yellow rhinestones and
enameled leaves with beaded dangles brooch, 3". Pieces in this set
can be seen in "Haskell Jewelry" by Gordon & Pamfiloff on page 114.
View #X312971

AMOURELLE white
glass seed bead flower brooch with green enameled leaves and yellow
rhinestone centers, circa 1965, 3-1/2". Pieces in this set can be
seen in "Haskell Jewelry" by Gordon & Pamfiloff on page 114.
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AMOURELLE blue art glass
and rhinestones set in gold tone 2-1/2" brooch and 1-1/4" earrings,
circa 1965.
View #X2607

AMOURELLE honey-colored
glass beads brooch set as a gold tone flower.
View #X21854

AMOURELLE artificial glass pearls, clear rhinestones and gold tone
chains set. It includes 4 pieces: a necklace 15-1/2", a brooch 2" with a
5/8" loop that can attach it to the necklace, and clip back earrings 1".
This set can be worn as a separate necklace and brooch, or as a larger
necklace by attaching the brooch to the bottom of the necklace with the
decorated loop included ( see the photos). The pendant/brooch and
earrings are beautifully layered with two different styles of leaves, a
real Frank Hess 1960 masterpiece in every way, circa 1960s when he this
line with Kramer. View

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The same Amourelle set taken apart so that it can be worn as a
necklace, brooch and earrings.

AMOURELLE golden pinecones
necklace with gold tone leaves and pinecones, pale yellow and topaz colored
glass beads and tan, gray and topaz rhinestones, 18-1/2" long with a 4-1/4"
two part pendant. This is a Frank Hess design from right after he left
Haskell and it is a forte effort, a real treasure of beautiful glass beads
and golden chains. View
View #X35336 AMOURELLE Austro-Hungarian
revival style pendant with amazing aqua and white enamel encasing red, blue,
purple, green and topaz colored rhinestones all set in gold tone filigree.
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View #X35352 AMOURELLE silver artificial
pearls necklace, hinged bangle bracelet and earrings circa 1960, necklace wearable
length 15", bracelet 7" by 1", dangle earrings 2". This
is an unusual design and more rare with the inclusion of the original price
tags.
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AMOURELLE brooch in orange
and green glass beads and clear rhinestones nestled into gold tone
leaves, 2-1/4". View
#X35791

AMOURELLE coral
and green glass beads set in gold tone brooch and earrings.
View #X23032

AMOURELLE brooch of topaz-colored
glass cabochon and rhinestones set in gold tone petals on a filigree back, circa 1960, 1-7/8". Designed
by Frank Hess, the former head designer for Miriam Haskell, this has the
artistic sensibility and matte gold tone finish like his Haskell
jewelry. Made by Kramer in the early 1960’s, Amourelle jewelry looks like a
cousin… and sometimes a twin… to Miriam Haskell jewelry and that is
because it was designed by Frank Hess for both makers. View
#X33239

AMOURELLE
red rhinestones brooch in japanned setting, circa 1965, 2-3/4".
View #X26795 AMOURELLE green glass bead
necklace and earrings with gorgeous swirled glass beads, knotted between
each, and tiny blue and clear rhinestones accented with artificial half
pearls, signed on earrings, necklace 24", clasp 1-1/4", earrings 1".
View #X35654

AMOURELLE clip with orange
glass beads, green enameled leaves, gold tone textured beads and filigree,
3-1/2". The Amourelle line was made by Kramer and designed by Frank Hess, former
head designer for Miriam Haskell.
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AMOURELLE brooch, with tiny
gold tone flowers centered with bright pink rhinestones in a cross motif,
lovely detail, 2-3/4". View
#X34981
AMOURELLE Frank Hess designed
green, aqua and blue brooch and earrings set in gold tone, brooch 4-1/4"
earrings 1-1/3". The leaves are green glass seed beads and the flowers are
beads and rhinestones. View
#X35580

AMOURELLE
pinecones motif topaz- and honey-colored glass beads and rhinestones 17"
necklace with 4" pendant.
View View #X23033

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HASKELL
topaz-colored glass beads and rhinestones with gold tone chains 16"
necklace with pinecone motif clasp.
View #H22664

According to those who worked in the jewelry industry, the practice of designers using each other’s pieces as inspiration
was common, as was the "borrowing" of ideas for the use
and combinations of beads,
findings and designs. The sets shown directly above, one by Haskell and one
marked Amourelle, were designed by Frank Hess, but for
different companies at slightly different times.

AMOURELLE white and
yellow glass beads and green enameled leaves necklace and earrings.
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View #X20112 AMOURELLE earrings with
white glass pearls, yellow center and green enameled leaves.
View #X20091
AMOURELLE black faceted glass beads necklace and earrings by
designer Frank Hess, who had been the head designer at Miriam Haskell.
The necklace wearable length is 15" with 5 strands and it is not marked
but matches the earrings perfectly. The 1-1/4" clip back earrings only
are marked "Amourelle". Circa 1960 and in excellent condition.

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