Earrings, Coro, Dangle Pearl Flowers with Leaves, Silver-Tone, Screw Backs, Vintage

• Vintage Earrings, Coro Signed, Pearls & Rhinestone Dangle Earrings, Floral Earrings, Collectible Jewelry, Vintage Fashion, Screw Backs, Faux Pink & Cream Color Pearls (Discontinued)
• Brand:  Coro
• Vintage: 1940's
• Details:  A sweet pair of vintage earrings from a much loved brand, Coro. These earrings are pure elegance with faux pearls, 3 pastel pink and 3 cream colored, forming a flower with a rhinestone center; plus two intricately detailed leaves alongside each flower.  Although Coro was known to use real pearls in some of their jewelry, and these are small and look very real, we are not able to assert with confidence that these are real so listing as faux.  These are silver-tone metal with screw backs.  Both are marked on the back with the cursive Coro name mark used in the 1940's.      
• Material:  Metal, Synthetic Pearls, Rhinestones
• Dimensions: Approx. 1.5 inches Long
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Very Good Condition.  When zoomed in, we noticed some discoloration in between the "flower petals", it is not noticeable unless you zoom in, and definitely not noticeable when worn, just wanted to make you aware (photographed).  Otherwise, no issues were noted.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  All Sales Final.  Please remember these are VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.  

CORO was in business from 1901 to 1979, originally started as Cohn & Rosenberger in New York City. Founded by Emanuel Cohn and later with Carl Rosenberger, they didn't start using the CORO name until 1943, (they came up with a company name based on their last names). For almost 80 years they produced gorgeous jewelry under various brand names like: Corocraft, Jewelcraft, and Francoise. The company was purchased by The Richton International Corporation in 1957 and closed its doors in 1979. We try not to play favorites, but this is one of our very favorite vintage jewelry makers!