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【ドイツ買付】ヴィンテージ SEIBOTH クリアガラス ネックレス/Vintage SEIBOTH Clear Glass Necklace

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【ドイツ買付】ヴィンテージ SEIBOTH クリアガラス ネックレス/Vintage SEIBOTH Clear Glass Necklace1980SEIBOTH SEIBOTH()1952Erhard SeibothDiorChanelYves Saint LaurentSeibothSeiboth SEIBOTH SEIBOTH 198048. 5cm H 2. 9cm W 2cm16g

1980年代のドイツ製SEIBOTHのネックレス。

ダークなマットゴールドトーンメタルに、ペアシェイプの大ぶりガラスストーンが爪留めされています。

シックなメタルに透明度の高いクリアガラスの輝きがキラキラと映え、思わず視線を惹きつけられます。

ストーンの美しさを最大限に生かした、シンプルでクラシカルな永く愛せるデザイン。

身に纏えば、胸元に印象的な輝きを宿してくれる素敵なお品です。

留め具に一部僅かな変色が見られますが、その他良好なヴィンテージコンディションです。

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【SEIBOTH(ザイボーズ)とは】
1952年に、ドイツ・カウフボイレンにて創業されたコスチュームジュエリーカンパニー。創業者Erhard Seibothは長年に渡りDior、Chanel、Yves Saint Laurentなどの有名デザイナーと共同制作も行い、ジュエリー専門歴史書にはSeiboth氏についても記載されています。

Seibothのコスチュームジュエリーは大量生産ではなく、卓越した技術を持つ職人により一点一点手作業で作られており、スワロフスキーを主としたハイクオリティな素材を使用。
現在も、高級ブティックやヴィンテージショップなどで愛され続けています。

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ヴィンテージ・コスチュームジュエリー
年代:1980年代
チェーン:約48.5cm
ストーン:H 約2.9cm × W 約2cm
素材:メタル、ガラスストーン
重さ:約16g
刻印:なし 
輸入元:ドイツ

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★★★★★ 5
Laurence Stern is still one of the most creative writers ever
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