The centerpiece is a large oval cabochon in Italian matrix marble — that particular swirling pink stone that collectors sometimes call "landscape" marble for the way it seems to hold depth and movement. Around it: white molded textured stones, amber rhinestones, tiny white enamel flowers with aqua blue enamel leaves, all held in place by gold-tone prongs that are as much decoration as structure. The earrings carry the same vocabulary in a smaller format — pink marble, navette-cut white stones, enamel flowers, amber rhinestones. Clip-back.
Unmarked, but the quality and construction read like the best mid-century unsigned work — in the style of DeLizza & Elster, Schreiner, Miriam Haskell, or Hobé. This is not a piece that announces its maker; it doesn't need to. The stones and the setting speak clearly enough.
Chunky, intricate, and completely unlike anything being made today. An outstanding gift for a serious vintage jewelry collector, a lover of sculptural jewelry, or anyone who appreciates objects made with genuine imagination.
Maker: Unmarked; in the style of D&E, Schreiner, or Haskell
Style: Brooch & clip earrings, demi parure
Centerpiece: Large oval pink matrix marble cabochon
Stones: Amber rhinestones, white molded navette cabochons
Enamel: White flowers with aqua blue leaves
Metal: Gold tone
Size: Brooch: 2.5" wide x 2.0" long; Earrings: 1.0" x 1.0"
Closure: Safety clasp brooch; clip earrings
Era: Circa 1940s–1950s
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no missing stones, no issues. All sales final — please review all photos.
