William De Lillo
William De Lillo was an American jewelry designer who worked in the mid-20th century. He started his career as a jewelry designer for Hattie Carnegie in the 1950s before moving on to work for Robert DeMario and then launching his own eponymous line of jewelry in the 1960s.
De Lillo's jewelry was known for its bold designs, incorporating a mix of materials such as rhinestones, glass, and gold plating. His pieces often featured intricate beading and were inspired by a range of influences, including nature, art, and architecture.
Some of De Lillo's most iconic designs include his statement necklaces, which were often comprised of large, chunky beads or bold, geometric shapes. He also created many intricate and elaborate brooches and earrings that were highly sought after by collectors.
De Lillo's pieces can be found in many high-end vintage and antique jewelry stores, as well as in auctions and online marketplaces. They are highly collectible and valued for their unique designs and attention to detail.
De Lillo's jewelry was known for its bold designs, incorporating a mix of materials such as rhinestones, glass, and gold plating. His pieces often featured intricate beading and were inspired by a range of influences, including nature, art, and architecture.
Some of De Lillo's most iconic designs include his statement necklaces, which were often comprised of large, chunky beads or bold, geometric shapes. He also created many intricate and elaborate brooches and earrings that were highly sought after by collectors.
De Lillo's pieces can be found in many high-end vintage and antique jewelry stores, as well as in auctions and online marketplaces. They are highly collectible and valued for their unique designs and attention to detail.
