Vintage Trifari Summer White Jewelry In Excess
Vintage Trifari White Jewelry
I believe I've OD'd on vintage Trifari White Jewelry. Some of it is made from thermoset, a plastic similar to bakelite; some is milk glass, or poured glass, and some is Lucite. The pieces belong to several different Trifari named collections and they are all circa 1940s through 1960s. I have several duplicates and some that I've changed my mind about so a good portion of this collection has got to go. Look for it for sale in my Ebay and Ruby Lane stores.
I've also been collecting old Trifari magazine advertisements from the period. This makes it easy to accurately date the pieces and the ads are very easy to find on the internet. I'm looking for a way to cover each page with protective plastic and bind them into a book. Most of the Trifari advertisement pages are from old Look and Life magazines. These were much larger than today's typical magazine page so it's going to require some legwork to find the perfect solution for assembling that collection. I'll probably need to seek advice from one of my scrapbooking friends in that endeavor. I'll add it to my-ever growing list, and when I complete the reference I'll post photos here on my blog.
Also watch for a write up about Trifari jewelry history on my blog in the near future. It's a fascinating story. For now I'm just posting photos of my vintage Trifari White madness. Scroll down to see more and Enjoy!
Filed Under: Private Jewelry Collection
About the Author: Wanda Fitzgerald is a Florida native and an vintage charm collector who loves to share her adventures in an e-commerce jewelry business with anyone who is interested.
As for preserving your advertisment pages, I’d suggest trying 12×12 scrapbook sheet protectors
I appreciate your efforts for collecting and keeping record of vintage Trifari White madness collection, although it is made of glass but seems made by white pearls; adorable. You can search history of Trifari jewelry on ajewelrydir.com. I like this portal having huge collection.