JEANNE JEWELRY HISTORY

American jeweler Mark Dottenheim founded his jewelry company in 1919. Labeled Jeanne copyright C. His line includes classic bow pins, maltese crosses, figurines of animals, insects, and plants. Most of his items are well preserved. He made his jewelry from metal alloy with gold plating, enamel, rhinestones, faux pearls, and crystals. After Mark the founder’s death in 1960 in New York the company ceased to exist.

Very nice condition. Stones intact and plating looks great for its age. Please see photos as they are part of the description.

This exquisite Jeanne prancing horse brooch/pin is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The intricate design features stunning rhinestone accents that add to the beauty and glamour of this piece. The gold tone metal and colorless  rhinestones  make this brooch/pin a perfect addition to any outfit, be it casual or formal.

The vintage item is signed and has been well-preserved, making it a unique and valuable addition to any jewelry collection. It is perfect for various occasions such as Christmas, weddings, birthdays, and even Kentucky Derby events. This collectible piece is a true work of art, evoking beauty, elegance, and style.