A verified Juliana / DeLizza & Elster demi-parure featuring a matching bracelet and clip-on earrings with copper fluss glass, rhinestone accents, and gold-tone construction. The set has the layered sparkle, specialty glass, and dimensional mid-century designer costume look that makes Juliana jewelry highly collectible.
Style & Era Notes: Juliana jewelry was produced by DeLizza & Elster and is prized by collectors for its specialty stones, multi-layered construction, vivid rhinestones, and dramatic mid-century designs. This copper fluss set has strong 1960s glamour appeal, with warm foil-flecked glass and sparkling rhinestone detail.
Materials & Details: Verified Juliana / D&E set with copper fluss glass, rhinestones, and gold-tone metal. Includes bracelet and matching clip-on earrings. Please review photos for bracelet construction, clasp style, earring backs, stone condition, finish, scale, and overall design.
Attribution Note: This set is identified as Juliana / DeLizza & Elster based on book-piece verification and construction details. Juliana pieces were typically unsigned, so attribution is based on verified design references and construction characteristics rather than a signature.
Condition: Vintage condition with normal age-appropriate wear. Stones, metalwork, and construction appear wearable and display well, with any notable darkened stones, missing stones, finish wear, or flaws shown in the photos or noted separately.
Styling Tip: Wear the bracelet and earrings together for full mid-century drama, or style them separately when you want a smaller touch of vintage designer sparkle. The copper fluss glass pairs beautifully with black, ivory, champagne, chocolate brown, gold, rust, olive, and warm neutral tones.
Shop Note: Maker, material, attribution, and testing notes are provided in good faith based on visible construction, references, and the tools available to Eratique Vintage. Unless specifically stated as professionally appraised, certified, or documented, gemstone, glass, metal, and maker identifications should be considered our best assessment rather than a guarantee.
