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Designer: Wiwen Nilsson (1897-1974)
Made year: 1961
Origin: Sweden
Dimensions: ht. 70 mm, wt. 50,1 gm
Condition: consistent with general wear and age
This pair of earrings is made from 18 karat gold with a brushed texture, designed to resemble shimmering golden icicles, each dangling from a reversed triangle. Unique in both design and material, they stand out as most similar earrings found today are in silver and feature a single spear. These earrings are distinctive, perhaps something Queen Cleopatra VII of Egypt might have adorned, adding a touch of ancient regality to their appearance.
When worn, they drape gracefully, making a bold statement with their multiple gold spears. They are also presented in their original case, adding to their unique charm and value.
Make a grand entrance at your next high-society soiree or black-tie affair with these magnificent earrings, where their gold sheen and Cleopatra-esque charm will turn heads and spark conversations.
Did you know that Wiwen Nilsson was the designer that introduced the cross as a fashion piece of jewelry in the 1930s? If you want to read more about Wiwen Nilsson, please click here.