AFB60-416: AFB-earring fused zamac, strass, painted glass

Description

The first examples of AFB’s own production reproduced some models made in Australia, through the merging of Zama. Mostly small compositions in the form of ribbons, flowers or circular shaped, decorated with tiny colorless rhinestones and pearls. These examples are modeled pieces of jewelry already popular in the thirties, where, with the invention of the clips, very small earrings could remain attached to the lobe. The forms used were precisely rosettes, spirals and bows made of white gold and decorated with concentric bands of brilliant or one or more pearls.