HOLLYCRAFT JEWELRY

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HOLLYCRAFT JEWELRY

Hollywood Jewelry a/k/a Hollycraft

Photos by Joyce the Hollycraft Lady. 1 - 62 of 62 Total. 5507 Visits.

1 These first 8 are early Hollycraft. My father, Joseph Chorbajian, began the company in 1936. His 2 cousins, Jack Hazard and Arshag "Archie" Chorbajian, joined him in 1939. Some of the styling changed in this series with minor changes. Edit	2 Add Description	3 Add Description
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7 Add Description	8 Add Description	9 Not Hollycraft - this is a Coro Pegasus design that is often misattributed to Hollycraft. Edit
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13 Robin Deutsch sent me several of these copyright images as well as photos of Hollycraft that she had come across in her research and owns in her personal collection. She also donated the earrings in the next picture which is to eventually become part of the Hollycraft Collection that will be given to a museum sometime in the future. Edit	14 Add Description	15 I am searching for this bracelet. I have one that is similar but not photographed as yet. Robin has a different style, which was featured in her Hollycraft ImageEvent albmn early in this COW. Edit
16 Here are some different necklaces. Most of my collection comes from the period when Hollycraft put logos on their jewelry. The majority of logos are found in the 1950's. There were several early pieces (late 1940's) that had patents, which was among the first group featured in this album, but that became expensive, so they went to logos. Edit	17 Add Description	18 Add Description
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25 Add Description	26 Add Description	27 anyone know how many of this exact bracelet were made? i would like to know it's value Edit
28 I have this bracelet which is signed and dated and I would like to know what it is worth. Edit	29 Add Description	30 Add Description
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46 Add Description	47 The following 8 pictures (sorry for the dark color) represent pieces of Hollycraft that belonged to my father's brother, Abraham "Abe" Chorbajian, who was also a manager at Hollycraft. He formerly worked for Coro Jewelers before joining the family business. These all are now part of the Hollycraft Collection as a result of a very generous donation by Judy and Richard Chorbajian who possessed them after the death of Abe Chorbajian. Edit	48 Add Description
49 White Rhinestones on yellow gold. I also have a lovely brooch that belongs to this group that was generously donated by Jennifer Lynn of Timeless Jewelry. Edit	50 Olivine. Edit	51 This necklace is rather lovely. This was one that Robin Deutsch particularly liked and enjoyed trying on. Edit
52 White chalk detailed stones on yellow gold. I personally love this look although its popularity died quickly. Edit	53 A large AB necklace. Edit	54 These photographs are a compilation of those taken by me, gotten off the internet, eBay auctions that I have won, and Robin Deutsch. Thank you all for your interest in Hollycraft. Edit
55 This necklace and earring set is truly beautiful. The following pieces are some of the rarer pieces that I have come across. Edit	56 Add Description	57 Add Description
58 grand parure? but the 3 pink stones were removed to update it. 1954 Edit	59 Add Description	60 Add Description
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