What does japanned mean in vintage jewelry?

Japanned refers to a type of lacquered finish that mimics Japanese lacquer work, often applied to metal surfaces to create a glossy black appearance common in mid-century costume jewelry.

What era is this japanned rhinestone pin from?

This japanned rhinestone pin is from the Mid Century era, typically dating from the 1950s to 1960s.

What materials are used in this vintage rhinestone pin?

The pin features japanned metal with black and white opaque rhinestones.

What is costume jewelry?

Costume jewelry is decorative jewelry made from inexpensive materials like base metals, glass, or plastic rhinestones, designed to be affordable and fashionable rather than made from precious metals or gems.

What condition is this vintage pin in?

The pin is in marvelous shape with only a slight bit of paint wear at the end of the pin shaft, which does not affect its overall appearance or function.

Jappanned Rhinestone Pin Vintage Jewelry

$22.00

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Mid Century japanned black and white opaque white rhinestone pin. It measures 3" long and it is in marvelous shape. Just a tad of paint wear to the end of the pin shaft, which is no big deal and not really worth mentioning.

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Jappanned Rhinestone Pin Vintage Jewelry

$22.00

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