Glenda ------------- Are You Okay?
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Tell us again Glenda When do you leave and where do you go??
Comments (3)Glenda, we are leaving Feb. 7th. and doing the Western Caribbean and thinking about booking the same ship on the 14th. and doing the Eastern Caribbean. This is our good time to get away and we are flying into Florida so the airfare will cost the same if we stay one week or two. We have already been to all the ports we will visit, but we don't care. Are you leaving from Florida and what cruiseline? I would say to have a good time, but I know you will. But I will say it anyway, have a good time and enjoy your cruise....See MoreGlenda! I'll show you my Krementz if you show me yours!
Comments (2)Have new camera, have not learned how to use it :o( Here's a little bit about Krementz ---------------------------------------------------- Krementz was known for their real look costume jewelry. Krementz Co. started making men's stud and collar buttons in late 1884 and sometime in the early 1930s they then started making women's jewelry after the collar button went out of style. They produced jewelry mainly studs and collar buttons with the mark of "Krementz" in block lettering starting in 1884. They continued to use the mark at a later date for women's jewelry. The mark of a "umbrella" with double curved handle was first used to mark items in 1896. "Krementz =" in script is their current mark. Their process of high pressure welded rolled gold overlay is one of the best in the business. The costume jewelry was made to look like the real thing and this makes Krementz jewelry fairly easy to recognize to the trained eye and highly collectable. The company is now owned and operated by "The Colibri Group" and continues to produce "Krementz" along with "Van Dell" jewelry. Since I'm a NJ girl originally, I've come across much Krementz in my day. They were located in Newark, NJ. Krementz produced a line of 10k and 14k gold jewelry set with pearls and precious stones in late Victorian and Art Nouveau styles. I've many Krementz ads from old magazines which I plan on posting here. Their advertisements claimed that their 14k gold overlay was thirty times as thick as the gold in ordinary costume jewelry. I can attest to the quality...I have a private collection of Krementz that seems to withstand the hands of time... Krementz was never inexpensively priced...I've ads that show that in the 50's necklaces were between $20 and 30 dollars! Advertisements show their most famous line of jewelry which is their golden roses motif. Below you'll find a few...I've plenty more that will be sold here. Krementz also produced a line of jewelry called DIANA which is a hard find these days. Click here to view the hallmarks. I'm always excited when I come across the REAL vintage Krementz... from their first 40 years or so in business. I've seen THE most beautiful Art Deco period pieces as well as Nouveau by Krementz and I don't often come across them....See MoreYoo hoo, Miss Glenda, where are you??
Comments (1)Thanks for asking, Patti, I appreciate. Glad you missed me. I've been here, but mainly just reading and being quiet. Do say something every once in a while....See MoreGlenda calling Glenda_AL
Comments (8)GOT IT, REPLIED TO BOTH EMAILS.! i'M BUSY :O) Changing purses, ironing, and got a mani, today! Watch the news if there's a woman found in a ditch somewhere, tee hee. Or maybe I just didn't make it home and ????? who knows what the day will turn into....See Morechisue
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