Ciner

In the 1930s the firm turned to costume jewelry while keeping the standards of fine jewelry making, and it became known for hand-set crystals, faux pearls, enamel and gold-plated settings. Ciner designs often echo classic fine jewelry, with animal motifs, bows, florals and elegant pavé work, and the company remained family run for generations. Pieces are usually marked Ciner. Collectors value the brand for its quality and craftsmanship, which make Ciner jewelry easy to wear for formal occasions. Each listing describes the materials, era, signature and measurements.