Product code: Buy West Germany Vintage Necklace Black Faceted Plastic Graduated Beads
West German jewelry typically refers to jewelry produced in West Germany during the post-World War II period from the late 1940s to the late 1980s. During this time, West Germany was a hub for buy jewelry production, particularly in cities like Pforzheim, Idar-Oberstein, and Schwäbisch Gmünd. This necklace if 17" long and is in good preowned condition. the largest beads are a full one inch across and it has a hook clasp. West German jewelry is known for its bold and distinctive designs. Many West German jewelry designers also experimented with new techniques like electroforming, which allowed them to create intricate designs with a lightweight feel. Some of the most well-known West German jewelry designers include Karl Schibensky, Gerda Lynggaard Monies, Henning Koppel, and Bjorn Weckstrom. These designers and others produced a wide range of jewelry, from large statement necklaces and bracelets to more delicate earrings and brooches.
West German jewelry typically refers to jewelry produced in West Germany during the post-World War II period from the late 1940s to the late 1980s. During this time, West Germany was a hub for buy jewelry production, particularly in cities like Pforzheim, Idar-Oberstein, and Schwäbisch Gmünd. This necklace if 17" long and is in good preowned condition. the largest beads are a full one inch across and it has a hook clasp. West German jewelry is known for its bold and distinctive designs. Many West German jewelry designers also experimented with new techniques like electroforming, which allowed them to create intricate designs with a lightweight feel. Some of the most well-known West German jewelry designers include Karl Schibensky, Gerda Lynggaard Monies, Henning Koppel, and Bjorn Weckstrom. These designers and others produced a wide range of jewelry, from large statement necklaces and bracelets to more delicate earrings and brooches.