Designer Spotlight: Trifari

Trifari, created by Gustavo Trifari in 1918, has become a very popular name in the jewelry business. Known for it's exquisite designs and perfect stones, one of the special things about Trifari is that since 1937 they marked every single piece they made. They are the only major jeweler who did so as far as we know. 

Purchase the pieces above at www.shop.houseoflavande.com

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Designer Spotlight: Schreiner

Every girl loves a bit of sparkle and shine and Schreiner jewelry does just that.. sparkle. Created by Henry Schreiner during the 1950's, Schreiner has always been about brilliant stones, unusual settings and extravagant designs. Designing jewelry for Dior as well, Schreiner did not mass produce his pieces which adds to the rare-ness of his designs.

It is said that the inverted stones in his pieces are set with the point of the rhinestone facing up so that it would pick up the color of the garment it was placed against to produce extra sparkle.

Shop the Schreiner pieces here:

1. 1950's brown and turquoise necklace

2. 1950's purple and blue earrings

3. 1950's coral necklace

4. Turquoise bracelet

5. 1950's yellow brooch

6. 1950's pink and crystal earrings

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Designer Spotlight: Lanvin

One of the most influential designers of the 1920s and '30s, Jeanne Lanvin's skilful use of intricate trimmings, virtuoso embroideries and beaded decorations in clear, light, floral colors became a Lanvin trademark. As the oldest fashion house still in operation, Lanvin has become a worldwide iconic brand which its sophisticated yet trendy style. We've put together some of our favorite Lanvin items for you and are sure you will love them just as much as we do!

Get the Lanvin Look:

Collar Necklace: House of Lavande

Clutch: Mini Serpent Clutch in Black

Necklace: House of Lavande

Sunglasses: Shiny Opaline Sunglasses

Beauty: Arpege Eau de Parfum

Shoes: Leather and Wooden Platform Heels

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