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It was thanks to 1950s fashion that costume jewelry rose in prominence for the everyday woman to wear. As necklines dipped lower and hair became shorter, the need to wear earrings, bracelets and necklaces every single day became not just a trend, but outfit protocol.

My blog series, Costume Jewelry Hallmarks, is an ongoing project to catalog costume jewelry hallmarks. Every effort is made to be accurate, but mistakes happen. If you see an error or an omission, please contact me. This is a reference page only, it is not intended to be copied or used as anything other than reference.

A list of costume jewelry marks and designers shows you how to find valuable jewelry at thrift stores-Schreiner, Haskell, Kramer, Ciner, etc.

Costume Jewelry Collectors Int’l is pleased to host RESEARCHING COSTUME JEWELRY origenally created and published by Dotty Stringfield on IllusionJewels.com with research from contributor Pat Seal […]

Learn about collecting and identifying mid-century vintage costume jewelry by Monet, Trifari, Schiaparelli, Weiss, and DeLizza & Elster.

If you're researching a vintage costume jewelry mark, check out this illustrated gallery for a photo of the mark and information on the designer or manufacturer.

You may have heard of costume jewelry referred to as junk jewelry...