ORA Pink Dancing Fan Earrings — Vintage American Jewelry

From the mysterious and story-rich brand ORA. Very few pieces remain today. ・ ・ 〖 ORA 〗 The background of this brand is quite fascinating. It was initially founded in Chicago in 1921 by Oreste Agnini, an Italian immigrant. He soon hired a fellow Italian immigrant, Ralph Singer, as a partner. By the mid-1920s, they became the primary manufacturer for "Eisenberg & Sons," a company founded in 1914. The dress clips and clothing adornments they produced for Eisenberg were so popular that they were often targets for theft. By the late 1930s, Eisenberg decided to produce jewelry in-house and moved production to New York State. The founders' names, "Oreste" and "Ralph," were combined to become "ORA," giving their self-produced jewelry its own name. After 1950, the brand developed iconic jewelry specifically for fraternities, Freemasons, Elks, and Lions Clubs. . Origin: USA Year: 1940s Materials: Sterling silver with rhodium plating, rhinestones Dimensions: 2.4 x 2.5 cm Condition: Excellent, with normal signs of age Markings: Maker's mark Available in Taiwan, domestic shipping via post office, or 7-11/FamilyMart store-to-store for +NT$60 🌟Free shipping on orders over NT$3,000🌟 ・ ・ Vintage jewelry is no longer produced, and their numbers dwindle daily, making them increasingly difficult to find. Their rarity only enhances their uniqueness as accessories. Antique pieces are not new items; the marks of time add to their depth and rarity. Please do not scrutinize them by the strict standards applied to brand-new products. We believe you will undoubtedly exude unparalleled elegance and radiance through the stories held within these vintage pieces.