I took a tour of the 1928 jewelry plant in Burbank, California and wanted to let you in on the cool process of how our jewelry gets made from start to finish! It’s a long process that requires a lot of detail work, but the end result makes it worthwhile! Here’s a summary. Step 1: [...]
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Jewelry Making Process
August 5th, 2010 
Jen 
Posted in 1928 News 
Tags: Handcrafted, how 1928 jewelry is made, Jewellery, jewelry, jewelry making process 
3 Comments »Jen’s Journal: new moon
March 23rd, 2010 Jen Hi Dolls! I know you’re going to kill me but I am so not a TwiHard. I know, I know. Just not in to pasty faces or cold weather! Howevs – did you see the “New Moon” DVD sold 4 million copies over the weekend – wow how you LOVE that movie! And of [...]
“New Moon” Spurs Interest in the Jewelry World
November 24th, 2009 Jen Did you get a chance to see the vampire-inspired film “New Moon” yet?! It’s been a hit not only with the younger crowd but the mature crowd as well! Vampire fashion is nothing new to us, last April we teamed up with HBO to have a variety of 1928 Jewelry pieces featured on Season 2 [...]
Posted in Celebrity Trends Tags: fashion, jewelry, movies, new moon, photos, vampires, Vintage No Comments »Did You Know We’re Local?
June 30th, 2009 Jen Last week was busy for the women at 1928, we worked hard to open a new 1928 Boutique outlet store. Did you know that we had local outlet stores in the Los Angeles area? As a matter of fact, we don’t have one store, we have two! Both jewelry outlets are located in Burbank and [...]
Jewels of Passion
June 25th, 2009 Jen For over 40 years, 1928 Jewelry, has created stunning reproductions of vintage costume jewelry. Some of our designs are born from the creative minds or our design team but many collections have been inspired from ornate, sometimes over the top costume jewelry pieces created in the mid-2oth century. When researching a piece I found at [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: chanel, christian dior, Costume, fashion, hobe, jewelry, marketing, miriam haskell, sales, sherri duncan, Vintage 1 Comment »
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