Featured What do you call these glass marquise with the blue flash?

hi e1
I can see from the photos these need a little wash up but…. What do you call the brown ones with the blue flash? A few things come to mind but I don’t think I am right

any clues on who the make might be also? Seems to be a quality set. I fell in love with the color combo.

thank you for any help.

Just another manic Monday

 

What do you call these glass marquise with the blue flash?

MINE!

Just joking... love this set. Sort of dragon's breath-like, maybe?? Not saphiret, too much purple/red color. Someone may have more confident info, so hold tight.

I'm terrible with D&E jewelry, never got the hang of it, any chance this could be D&E. Or Austria? Certainly is a better maker.

 

I’m with you. I absolutely freaking love the color combo

I did not think D&E but unless there is 8 puddling and a very few other signs that I recognize. Lol

 

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I looked there already. I didn’t think any of those matched these. Ty!

 

I was also going to say Aurora Borealis crystals also know as "polar lights". I had some of my Mom's vintage jewelry to sell and had earrings & pin in these beautiful colors. Mom's was clearly marked Weiss though.

 

Never heard of those. Gonna go look that up. Ty!

 

JMHO, not D&E, I don't think they used that riveted construction you see on the back.

 

Right, that’s why I figured it is not theirs. I am just wondering what the name for the color flash stones are honestly. I’m thinking this is Austrian or maybe W. German?!

 

I'd think Austrian right off. The stones have a molded carnival glass thing going on. If they were dragon's breath the blue would be internal instead of on the surface. The brown is wrong for DB too.

 

I can’t find any like it. Ugh

 

Some of the Juliana pieces had backs like yours also.

 

Oh! I’m still researching tyvm

 

Try a search with “vintage ab heliotrope molded”. I saw a few similar to yours.

 

I will. Ty