Napier
Napier is a historic American costume jewelry company that was founded in 1875 by E.A. Bliss. The company was based in Meriden, Connecticut and became well-known for its high-quality costume jewelry.
Napier jewelry was characterized by its attention to detail and quality craftsmanship. The company was known for its use of gold and silver plating, as well as its use of rhinestones, pearls, and other decorative elements.
During the mid-20th century, Napier became one of the most prominent costume jewelry manufacturers in the United States. The company's designs were often inspired by fine jewelry, and many of its pieces were produced in limited editions.
Napier's jewelry was worn by many celebrities and high-profile individuals, including First Lady Mamie Eisenhower. The company continued to produce jewelry throughout the 20th century and was eventually sold to Victoria & Company in 1999. Today, vintage Napier jewelry remains popular among collectors and enthusiasts.
Napier jewelry was characterized by its attention to detail and quality craftsmanship. The company was known for its use of gold and silver plating, as well as its use of rhinestones, pearls, and other decorative elements.
During the mid-20th century, Napier became one of the most prominent costume jewelry manufacturers in the United States. The company's designs were often inspired by fine jewelry, and many of its pieces were produced in limited editions.
Napier's jewelry was worn by many celebrities and high-profile individuals, including First Lady Mamie Eisenhower. The company continued to produce jewelry throughout the 20th century and was eventually sold to Victoria & Company in 1999. Today, vintage Napier jewelry remains popular among collectors and enthusiasts.
