Miriam Haskell White Tapestry Earrings Gone Bad From the set of the Amourelle white tapestry bead flower motif, these early M.H. earrings are designed by Frank Hess. They could use a cleaning, however the rhinestones are as shiny as ever. They have "gone bad" in the sense that someone replaced the original backs. The early clips were never signed, the gold finish matched the rest of the piece, and they were never glued on, as these are. You can actually see the finish loss higher on the back filigree from where they had touched the skin when worn in their original state. Overall though, they are still a great set of Miriam Haskell earrings in a motif not seen very often.

Pretty pink disc set with delightful floral earrings. The necklace adjusts up to 17 inches and the clip earrings are an inch and a half across. This is an exceptional set that came out of an estate where the woman had collected for years.
Circa: 1950's
Condition: Fair
Size: 1-1/2'
Type: Earrings
Manufacturer: Miriam Haskell