Rubel Frères
Country | |
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City | London, New York NY, Palm Beach FL, Paris |
Symbol | acorns, cartouche, frame, leaf, lozenge, oval, rhombus |
Shape | cartouche, frame, lozenge, oval, rhombus |
Era | c.1925-1950 |
Description
22 rue Vivienne, later 16 avenue de l’Opéra Paris France – Rubel Frères
777 Fifth Avenue, New York NY – John Rubel
Specialties
- Began as a Parisian manufacturing firm, Rubel Frères, in association with Van Cleef & Arpels.
1939: Moved to New York to take care of production at Van Cleef & Arpels.
- Nephew Marcel handled the firm in Paris.
1943: Discontinued their affiliation with Van Cleef & Arpels and opened under their own name John Rubel.
Jewelry designs
- Baguette diamond necklaces.
- Dancer brooches.
- Flamenco dancers.
- Rockettes.
- Louis XVI Style.
- Cancan.
- Fantasia-inspired dancers.
- Flower Brooches with ruby, diamond and turquoise.
- Domed cocktail rings and matching earrings.
Designer
- Maurice Duvalet (shared with VCA.)
1950: Closed their American business and returned to France.
Mark Struck 1915