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The Legacy Collection - Rare vintage jewels, handpicked to be treasured for generations.
 
A Regal Relic of Mid-Century Elegance
 
Some jewels shimmer. Others command silence — like these breathtaking 1950s Austrian chandelier earrings attributed to vintage DIOR. An extraordinary piece of aristocratic glamour, this pair radiates the very essence of old-world luxury — conjuring images of Maharani soirées, grand palaces, and candlelit ballrooms.
 
Crafted with bedazzling precision in premium Austrian baguette and navette-cut crystals, each crystal is set in luminous rhodium-plated metalwork, known for its brilliance and lasting patina. The earrings cascade in a triple-strand design, anchored by a pavé-encrusted scroll motif and finished with delicate, dancing drops that move like glints of moonlight.
 
These earrings, while unsigned, are confidently attributed to vintage DIOR — a fact supported by the distinct construction on the reverse side, a telltale signature of the maison's 1950s craftsmanship. This attribution comes from a seasoned antique dealer based in London, a trusted source for estate jewels who has supplied collections to Fortnum & Mason and John Lewis for over four decades.
 
What makes this pair especially remarkable is not just its lineage, but its pristine condition. Seventy-five years on, the craftsmanship remains immaculate — no yellowing, no missing stones, no damage. Any shadows or dark hues visible in images are simply reflections from photography. The brilliance in person? Unforgettable. This is a piece that doesn’t need light — it creates it.
 
- 1950s
- DIOR (Unsigned) 
- Austrian crystals and Rhodium plated metal
- In excellent vintage condition. No defect or damage or damage. Please see close up video for quality assurance.
- Measures: total length - 11.5 cm, 2.5 cm wide bottom width, 1 cm top width
- Sourced from a coveted vintage fair in London, UK