The history of the Raffine costume jewelry trademark lasted just over two decades. Registered in April 1969 at the address 401 East 163rd Street Bronx, New York, Raffine’ Creations Inc ceased to exist in 1992. The Raffiné trademark (raffiné refined) was registered in 1970. Noteworthy, the word “Raffiné” translated from French means “refined”.

The style of jewelry marked Raffine is diverse – from Art Deco and Victorian to fashionable podium and figurative animalistic jewelry. That is, there is no single style of the Raffine jewelry. In accordance with the style, design and materials, it can be assumed that several designers worked in the corporation, each of whom created jewelry in their own unique style.

The product range included brooches, earrings, necklaces and pendants. A separate line of jewelry includes festive Christmas design jewelry – candy canes, Santas, snowmen, Christmas trees, candles, wreaths, etc. Also interesting is the collection of zodiac signs in the form of pierced earrings. The material for creating jewelry is also diverse – from metal alloy to gold plating, marcasites, and usually without the use of stones.

Raffiné Creations Vintage Costume Jewelry