Krementz twill line gentleman's gold-filled tie clip/men's jewelry/American Western antique jewelry

The quality is very good but it is a second-hand product. Please do not compare it with high standards or new products🙏🏻 ⚜️About 1950~1960 ⚜️Imprint:Krementz ⚜️About 4.2cm long and 0.6cm wide ⚜️14K gold filled ⚜️There are scratches and scratches from normal use, but overall it looks pretty good. Please take a closer look at the photos (videos). 👀 Please note that the accessories are measured with a tape measure. Slight errors are normal. Because the accessories will not be square, the longest and widest values provided on the page are shown. 🖤This auction is for a tie clip and does not include other photographic items **Please note before purchasing:** 💚 If you have any questions before purchasing, please send us a message first. 💚 It is almost impossible for the metal of jewelry from the 1940s to 1980s not to fade, discolor, or have rust spots. Please be aware of minor flaws. 💚We will try our best to clearly present the products on the page with photos, please also check the picture description carefully 💚 Antique jewelry is a product with an age. There will definitely be traces of use after the baptism of time. 💚 The style of accessories in the store will not be changed, such as clip-on earrings changing to pin style...etc. 💚 Friends who have never come into contact with Vintage Jewelry should think twice before buying. 💚 If the item sent is damaged to the point that it cannot be worn, you can request a refund. However, refunds cannot be made if the item is returned (fee) due to reasons such as being different from what you expected, size, color difference, etc., or due to damage not caused by the shipping process, etc. . **Brand story:** The history of Kremenz jewelry begins in the 1860s, when George Kremenz founded his company in Newark, New Jersey. Meanwhile, the initial goal is to manufacture men's jewelry such as collar clips and cufflinks and buttons. In 1920, the company began producing women's jewelry. Necklaces, brooches, and other types of women's jewelry quickly became popular, and by the 1930s, Krementz began selling its products internationally. By 1886, they turned to using gold inlays to make jewelry, which is to achieve a higher texture with thin gold plating. The gold plating thickness used by Krementz Jewelers is 30 times thicker than that commonly used in the manufacture of expensive jewelry brands. The purpose is to make jewelry and precious There are some differences in value between jewelry, and in addition, Krementz created products during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras, a period with many outstanding examples of jewelry. Their excellent condition proves excellent quality. So all this makes Krementz very valuable to collectors. Krementz continued to produce gold-plated jewelry until 1980, when the company's new owner, Richard Krements, began producing jewelry in high-quality 18-karat gold and platinum with inclusions. Especially unusual Gemstone like tanzanite and Stone , as well as the more familiar emeralds and sapphires. Today, the company's products are highly prized and are produced under the name "Krementz Jewelry".