A dazzling celebration of 1950s color and glamour! This vintage Marvella jewelry set combines luminous moonglow beads in rich purple and vibrant pink with translucent ruby-red beads for a captivating interplay of color, texture, and light. The three beautifully layered necklace strands create a lush, dimensional silhouette, while coordinating cluster earrings complete this striking mid-century ensemble.
✔ Maker: Marvella
✔ Signature: Stamped MARVELLA on reverse of earring clips
✔ Era: 1950s
✔ Style: Mid-century glamour, retro statement jewelry
✔ Material: Acrylic beads with gold-tone metal findings
✔ Color: Purple, pink, translucent red and gold tone
✔ Design: Three strands of graduated acrylic beads featuring round purple and pink moonglow beads with translucent ruby-red round and ribbed oval beads
✔ Necklace Closure: Gold-tone hook clasp with decorative beaded extender
✔ Necklace Length: Shortest strand measures 14 inches with a 1 1/2-inch beaded extender
✔ Bead Size: Largest beads measure approximately 1/2 inch wide
✔ Earrings: Coordinating dimensional cluster clip-on earrings
✔ Earring Dimensions: 1 1/4 inches tall and wide
✔ Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Bold, feminine, and wonderfully expressive, this colorful ensemble captures the exuberant spirit of mid-century costume jewelry. The combination of glowing moonglow beads and brilliant translucent red accents offers a distinctive alternative to traditional faux pearl jewelry. Beautiful with a classic black dress, vintage-inspired fashions, or a contemporary outfit needing an unforgettable splash of color.
A fabulous addition to a Marvella collection or a special find for the vintage jewelry enthusiast who appreciates dramatic color and beautifully coordinated statement pieces.
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