Brands

Ciner jewerly

Brooch covered with cognac color enamel.
Brooch covered with cognac color enamel.

Ciner was founded by Emanuael Ciner in 1892. At the beginning of the thirties of the 20th century, the production of exquisite jewelry was started, very similar to real jewelry, but much cheaper. Jewelry was decorated with crystals, including Swarovski. A variety of plots and ideas, both in classical and modern style, are filled with pomposity and solemnity. Refined textures, made by the hands of masters, make the products play in the sun, and the original system of fixing stones makes them practical and durable.

Brooch Elephant of gilding, enamel and Swarovski crystals.
Brooch Elephant of gilding, enamel and Swarovski crystals.
Brooch snow strawberry.
Brooch snow strawberry.

Especially popular among collectors are products jewelry in the form of animals and flowers.

All Ciner jewelry is rare and expensive; Ciner is known as Tiffany in jewelry. A small collection of jewelry from Ciner was owned by Elizabeth Taylor, several sets of earrings belong to Angelina Jolie. Among the admirers of the brand is Queen Sofia of Spain.

Brooches, Swarovski crystals, enamel, gilding.
Brooches, Swarovski crystals, enamel, gilding.
Maltese cross pendant brooch by Ciner, 1980.
Maltese cross pendant brooch, 1980.

Unmarked jewelry similar to the design of Ciner bracelets, especially enamelled animal bracelets, are often offered online as “plain” Ciner. All jewelry after 1945 is marked Ciner. Sometimes Sphinx jewelry is offered on the Internet under the guise of Ciner.

Marking
Marking
Ciner Shining Crystal Crystals + Ruby Glass + Gold Plated Alloy.
Shining Crystal Crystals + Ruby Glass + Gold Plated Alloy.
Ciner Smiling guy, 1960.
Smiling guy, 1960.
The brooch is large, voluminous, quite weighty.
The brooch is large, voluminous, quite weighty.
Ciner Tortoise brooch, gold color alloy jewelry, gilding, cabochons, pearls.
Tortoise brooch, gold color alloy jewelry, gilding, cabochons, pearls.
Vintage CINER brooch 1980s.
Vintage brooch 1980s.