Boucles d'oreilles pendantes YSL Yves Saint Laurent/Goossens années 80 fils ton or mode Gripoix

Product Name: Boucles d'oreilles pendantes YSL Yves Saint Laurent/Goossens années 80 fils ton or mode Gripoix
État：Occasion Antique：No Closure：French Wire Occasion：Anniversary, Birthday, Christmas, Graduation Metal：Yellow Gold Plated Item Length：2 inches Secondary Stone：Glass Jewelry Department：Fashion Vintage：Yes Main mode Stone：Faux Pearl Ear Area：Lobe Department：Women Main Stone Shape：Teardrop Style：Dangle/Drop Base Metal：Unknown Main Stone Creation：Simulated Signed：Yes Color：Gold Certification：Authenticate First COA Brand：Yves Saint Laurent Type：Earrings Era：1980s Customized：No Original/Reproduction：Original Country of Origin：France
Here we have a pair of vintage, Yves Saint Laurent, drop/dangle earrings, gold-tone French wire style, created with clear poured glass (Gripoix) and faux teardrop pearls. Pure Haute Couture! Each earring is signed "YSL" in the logo form for Yves Saint Laurent. These earrings date from the 1980s when Robert Goossens was the jewelry designer for YSL. They are in excellent condition and are deemed to be authentic. A COA will be included with the purchase. These beautiful earrings would make a coveted addition to any vintage jewelry collection.

Each earring measures approximately 2 inches long from the top curve of the wire, by 5/8 inches wide at the widest part of the glass. Please look over the pictures carefully and ask any questions before purchasing. Thanks for looking!

Yves Saint Laurent, born in Algeria in 1936, embarked on his illustrious fashion career in Paris, initially designing theater costumes. At the tender age of 17, he was recruited by Christian Dior to craft womens fashions and eventually assumed leadership of the House of Dior in 1957 after Diors unexpected passing. By 1962, Saint Laurent had established his own luxury fashion house in France, swiftly rising to become one of Pariss most influential designers. He was celebrated for his innovative use of trousers, translucent fabrics, the "Russian look," the "Boho" ethnic designs of the 70s, and the bold, shouldered suits of the 80s. His collections encompassed clothing, jewelry, accessories, and fragrances. Yves Saint Laurent passed away in 2008.

Robert Goossens was the lead jewelry designer for YSL for over 20 years, beginning in the late 1970s and all through the 1980s. He had worked for other great designers such as Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, Christian Lacroix, Givenchy and other high fashion designers. He introduced new jewelry esthetics such as the rough hewn look, the use of gripoix glass and quiet luxury. He passed away in 2016..