Product code: Vintage Gerard Yosca Earrings Gold Plated Bumble Bees Clip-Ons Signed Authentic outlet
Here we have a charming pair of earrings by Gerard Yosca. These bumble bee inspired earrings are clip-on style and gold plated. outlet They are both Both signed on the back, "YOSCA ©," in excellent condition and are guaranteed to be authentic. I would guess that these date from the late 80s. Yosca did these extremely popular earrings in a variety of color ways, some enameled and some in gold gilt, like these. They are just as fetching today as they were when they were made. Each earring measures approximately 1 1/2 long, by 1 1/2 wide. Please look over the pictures carefully and feel free to message me with any questions that you might have. Thanks for looking! Gerard Yosca began his jewelry career in 1983, after graduating from the Parsons School of Design in New York. His designs became popular in the late 80s to mid 90s, worn by celebrities such as Alicia Silverstone and Sharon Stone. Council of Fashion Designers of America nominated him as Accessory Designer of the year in 2005.
Here we have a charming pair of earrings by Gerard Yosca. These bumble bee inspired earrings are clip-on style and gold plated. outlet They are both Both signed on the back, "YOSCA ©," in excellent condition and are guaranteed to be authentic. I would guess that these date from the late 80s. Yosca did these extremely popular earrings in a variety of color ways, some enameled and some in gold gilt, like these. They are just as fetching today as they were when they were made. Each earring measures approximately 1 1/2 long, by 1 1/2 wide. Please look over the pictures carefully and feel free to message me with any questions that you might have. Thanks for looking! Gerard Yosca began his jewelry career in 1983, after graduating from the Parsons School of Design in New York. His designs became popular in the late 80s to mid 90s, worn by celebrities such as Alicia Silverstone and Sharon Stone. Council of Fashion Designers of America nominated him as Accessory Designer of the year in 2005.