Vintage French Designer Andree Bazot Modernist Blue Enamel Earrings

Vintage French Designer Andree Bazot Modernist Blue Enamel EarringsVintage Andree Bazot Modernist Blue Enamel Climber Clip on Earrings Abstract Egyptian Eye Design Jewelry Lover Gift These vintage Modernist blue enamel clip on climber earrings from French designer Andree Bazot from the 1960s are a captivating blend of artistry and style. Reminiscent of an antique Egyptian eye, the abstract design features a striking blue glass raised enamel cabochon in a darker blue shade, accented by an elongated white shape.

Vintage Andree Bazot Modernist Blue Enamel Climber Clip-on Earrings | Abstract Egyptian Eye Design | Jewelry Lover Gift

These vintage Modernist blue enamel clip-on climber earrings from French designer Andree Bazot from the 1960’s are a captivating blend of artistry and style. Reminiscent of an antique Egyptian eye, the abstract design features a striking blue glass raised enamel cabochon in a darker blue shade, accented by an elongated white shape. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these earrings showcase the hallmark of Andree Bazot's work with the back enameled in a reddish-brown hue, a signature touch of the designer. Finished with the uncommon earring paddle, used in her earlier designs, they are signed 'Andre Bazot' at the back. The last "e" of Andree is missing and it looks like it happened quite often on smaller pieces. Those blue enamel on copper earrings reflect the timeless modern elegance of Bazot's creations. 

In very good vintage condition, with a barely noticeable hairline crack in the enamel, these collectible earrings are a unique statement piece that would make a wonderful gift for any occasion. Elevate your style with these exquisite earrings and add a touch of vintage charm to any ensemble. A wonderful Mother's day gift idea!🎁 

Dimensions:     length  1 3/4"  width   5/8"

Andree Bazot began her career in Paris around 1945 and built a reputation in French enamel.  By 1960-70 her work began to gain ground and she produced a large number of works between 1950 and 1970.  She became one of the leading enamel artists in France in the Pop Art era and produced quite popular pieces.   She is famous for his "free form" jewelry that is often finished with enamel on both the reverse and front of her pieces.

By purchasing this item, you are contributing to a more sustainable fashion future. All jewelry comes gift packaged in organza bags or gift boxes.  Please note that most of the jewelry photos are taken at 5 to 10X magnification. This shows any blemishes much more magnified than they really are. Please check dimensions as items might look bigger in pictures.