Vintage Kigu Earrings, Rhodium Plated Fan Clip-Ons, 1950s Signed

From the 1950s-1960s, these signed KIGU of London pieces show vintage kigu earrings styling with a 3.5cm wide oversized fan shape in rhodium plated silver tones and a clip-on finish. Preserved as old shop stock, the unused design remains unboxed and true to the original mid-century layout. Collectors seeking rare vintage jewelry, fan earrings, silver clip ons, and signed designer retro ear wear will find a distinctive geometric accessory with clear KIGU of London provenance and a wearable 1950s costume jewelry profile for display or occasion wear that keeps the shape crisp and the finish consistent across every view today.

These earrings sit within KIGU’s history of British costume jewelry and carry the signed designer appeal collectors often look for in mid century pieces. The fan shape gives the design its strong silhouette, while the rhodium plated clips keep the look consistent with the silver tone finish described in the listing. Because this pair is old shop stock from the Harrow Road depot, it is a rare vintage find for anyone building a collection of authentic 1950s costume jewelry.

Condition and presentation

The earrings are unused and in pristine unboxed condition, with the design shown matching the listing details. As with any vintage jewelry, small age-related differences can be part of the character of the piece, but no additional features are claimed beyond the information supplied.

About KIGU of London

KIGU of London was formed in 1939 by Hungarian George Kiaschek and became known for compacts, folding combs, lipstick cases, and costume jewellery. The company later ceased trading in the early 1980s after being bought out by Mascot / Stratton, which adds context to the collectible appeal of these signed earrings.

FAQ

Are these silver clip ons?

Yes. The listing describes them as clip-on earrings with rhodium plated silver tones.

Are they genuine vintage KIGU pieces?

Yes. They are described as true vintage, signed KIGU of London earrings.

What makes them collectible?

Their signed designer marking, oversized fan shape, old shop stock status, and mid century origin make them a rare vintage jewelry find.

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