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This is an extraordinary Napier brooch that seems to have been produced in limited numbers. Often designs within a grouping were made in quantities of 25 […]

The Napier silver-plated designs with faux lapis cabochons are some of our favorite pieces, and this open metal work c-cuff is no exception. The Napier Co. […]

This c. 1920s-1930s Napier necklace, features faceted circ. crystal beads flanked by gold-plated brass filigree spacers terminating to an oval clasp. The necklace can be worn […]

The discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb was a great source of inspiration for the costume jewelry industry in the 1920s. The embodiment of the Egyptian Revival […]

This is one of our favorite pieces. The colors are delicious and the design is oh so wearable! The 1955 “Clustered Stones” collection, was marketed as […]

Gentle reminder that it’s a good time to purchase your Napier book! The book covers more than a century of the company’s history with additional information […]

A lovely example of c. 1950s tailored sterling ribbon pin. The circular trademark plaque with the same size font on both lines was typical of the […]

In the 1950s Napier produced a number of designs using this woven wire technique, including pieces of the “Doris Day Original” collection. #napier1950s #dorisday #jewelryshistory #napierbook […]