Description
a rare great 3-string necklace.
Miriam Haskell was an American jewelry designer known for creating intricate, luxurious pieces that became highly sought after in the mid-20th century. Her designs were often bold, glamorous, ornate, and elegant.
Miriam Haskell was born in 1899 moved to New York City in her early twenties.
She collaborated with top designers of the era, including couturiers like Coco Chanel and Madeleine Vionnet.
Haskell’s first collection, which debuted in 1926, was a breakthrough in the world of costume jewelry.
By the late 1920s and early 1930s, Haskell had opened a boutique in New York City.
Haskell’s pieces were admired for their elegance and femininity, and she quickly built a loyal following among wealthy socialites, actresses, and the fashion elite. Her jewelry was frequently featured in high-end fashion magazines, and soon her name became synonymous with the finest quality costume jewelry. Her designs were popular among Hollywood stars, and soon, her pieces began to appear in movies. Haskell’s jewelry was worn by actresses like Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Marlene Dietrich, and Grace Kelly
