April 16, 2024
Vintage BANANA BOB Earrings SILVER OX Purple Crystal P
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Vintage BANANA BOB Earrings SILVER OX Purple Crystal P The BANANA Bob jewelry line is simply AMAZING! The designs, by Annie Venditti, range from the elegant to the whimsical. Incorporating swarovski crystals, gorgeous stones from Europe, and vintage metal findings including Miriam Haskell stampings...the finished product is of the HIGHEST QUALITY. Beginning in the 1980's, the line sold in upscale boutiques and department stores throughout the U.S. Unfortunately, the intricate designs required labor-intensive workmanship, and the costs of producing these spectacular pieces became no longer profitable in a changing world market. Sadly, Banana Bob went out of business several years ago. The remaining stock has become HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE and harder and harder to find. I fell in love with this line and became an avid collector myself. Recently, I was fortunate in acquiring additional pieces from the remaining warehouse stock...and I have decided to make some of my collection available to you. Hope you love it as much as I do :) _______________________________________________________________ * STUNNING Vintage BANANA BOB Earrings!* Gorgeous Rivoli SWAROVSKI CRYSTALS in HELIOTROPE (Purples with shades of Teals and Blues).*ART DECO Styling.* Antique SILVER OX.* 2 1/4" ~ PIERCED (Post).* Although these Earrings are VINTAGE, they are Unused
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