What does a Novelty Bead and Coro have Synonymous with each Other—Cohn and Rosenberger.
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What does a Novelty Bead and Coro have Synonymous with each Other—Cohn and Rosenberger.
For collectors and jewelry historians of vintage costume jewelry, we tend to think of the name, “Coro” to be synonymous for fashion jewelry. But in fact, the term “Coro” was initially used to call a new composite compound produced by Cohen and Rosenberger for its jewelry manufacturing. This material, used for the making of beads came in opaque shades of amber, ruby, sapphire, jade, and a transparent jet. It was 23 years later, in 1943, that Cohn and Rosenberg adopted the name “Coro” to be its corporate name.
Melinda Lewis
Jewelry historian, Melinda Lewis is co-founder of Costume Jewelry Collectors Int’l (CJCI) and author of The Napier Co.: Defining 20th Century American Costume Jewelry.
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