Product code: Michal Negrin Dangling sale Earrings Pierced Lime Green Red Enamel Crystals...Fun!
Here we have a colorful pair of Michal Negrin Dangle Earrings, for pierced ears, created in a soft, lime green enamel on a brass backing, with orange, pink and red enameled flowers and Swarovski, crystal accents. The closures are wire/hook to keep them securely on. (See pictures.) They are in excellent condition and although, unsigned, are deemed authentic, due to the workmanship, details and recognizable style. These cheerful dangling earrings are sweet, beautiful and utterly charming. Each earring measures approximately 2 1/4 inches long, by 3/4 inches wide. Please look over the pictures carefully and ask any questions before purchasing. Thanks for looking! Michal Negrin is an Israeli born, fashion and jewelry designer who is known for her colorful, romantic, Victorian inspired jewelry. Negrin began in the 1980s, selling jewelry in Tel Aviv and grew from there. Over the next 30 years, her company became sale a world wide, lifestyle brand. Sadly, her jewelry stores closed in 2019.
Here we have a colorful pair of Michal Negrin Dangle Earrings, for pierced ears, created in a soft, lime green enamel on a brass backing, with orange, pink and red enameled flowers and Swarovski, crystal accents. The closures are wire/hook to keep them securely on. (See pictures.) They are in excellent condition and although, unsigned, are deemed authentic, due to the workmanship, details and recognizable style. These cheerful dangling earrings are sweet, beautiful and utterly charming. Each earring measures approximately 2 1/4 inches long, by 3/4 inches wide. Please look over the pictures carefully and ask any questions before purchasing. Thanks for looking! Michal Negrin is an Israeli born, fashion and jewelry designer who is known for her colorful, romantic, Victorian inspired jewelry. Negrin began in the 1980s, selling jewelry in Tel Aviv and grew from there. Over the next 30 years, her company became sale a world wide, lifestyle brand. Sadly, her jewelry stores closed in 2019.