Timeless Trifari Necklace Collection

Browse vintage Trifari necklaces crafted with intricate motifs and quality materials since 1910.

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TRIFARI necklace and earrings made with sparkling clear rhinestones in a setting of textured gold tone branches Trifari Jewelry

TRIFARI necklace and earrings made with sparkling clear rhinestones in a setting of textured gold tone branches, a lovely classic from the 1960s. Each piece is signed “Trifari” on the back and the set is in excellent vintage condition. The necklace is adjustable from 14″ to 16″ and the clip back earrings are 3/4″ across.
Explore our curated selection of authentic Trifari necklaces, showcasing mid-century craftsmanship with signed details and timeless designs.

Trifari Necklace Collection

Trifari Necklace: 1960s Renaissance Pendant

A stunning 1960s Renaissance piece with multiple gem-colored glass stones in a stained-glass teardrop setting.
$275

Trifari Necklace: Chess Knight Brooch

A collectible 1960s chess knight brooch with rhinestone embellishments and a unique finish, ideal for Trifari collectors.
$260

Trifari Necklace: 1950s Patent Pending Choker

A classic 1950s choker with 19 silver-tone links and a signed patent-pending clasp, in very good vintage condition.
$390

Trifari Necklace: 1960s Crown Pendant (Circle)

A bold Crown Trifari pendant with an articulated open-work circle on a 16½-inch snake chain, signed for authenticity.
$245

Trifari Necklace: 1960s Crown Pendant (Teardrop)

A bold pendant with two nested teardrop shapes on a 29-inch textured cable chain, signed Crown Trifari.
$255

Trifari Necklace: 1960s Fringe Brushed

A 1960s brushed metal fringe necklace with delicate elements that catch light, adding retro elegance to any outfit.
$230

Guide to Authentic Trifari Necklaces

Trifari necklaces, dating back to 1910, offer timeless elegance. This guide helps you compare styles and features to find your perfect piece.

Trifari Necklace Collector Insights

Collectors praise Trifari necklaces for their authenticated designs and historical allure. However, scarcity and authentication challenges are noted concerns.

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Trifari necklaces are highly valued for their heritage, but buyers should verify condition and availability.

1950s Patent Pending Choker

Features 19 silver-tone links with twisted bars and a signed TRIFARI PAT PEND clasp, showcasing mid-century craftsmanship and authenticity.

1960s Crown Pendant Necklace

Bold articulated circle pendant in brushed silver-tone, signed Crown TRIFARI ©, highlighting innovative mid-century design elements.

Crown Trifari Teardrop Pendant

Layered teardrop shapes in brushed and polished silver-tone, demonstrating the brand's signature style from the 1960s.

Trifari Necklace Collector FAQ

Trifari necklaces are vintage jewelry pieces from the early 20th century, known for designs by Alfred Philippe and marked with hallmarks like ‘Trifari’ or ‘Crown TRIFARI’. Styles include chokers and pendants, often crafted in silver-tone materials with intricate motifs.

Look for the Trifari logo, which may include ‘Trifari,’ ‘KTF,’ or ‘Trifari TM.’ Check for patent numbers or copyright symbols on the clasp or pendant.
Common marks include ‘Trifari’, ‘KTF’ for 1920s pieces, and ‘TRIFARI PAT. PEND.’ for patented designs. Crown symbols vary by vintage period.
Purchase from reputable vintage shops, online marketplaces like eBay and Etsy, or auction houses. Always verify seller descriptions and authenticity.
Trifari features exquisite craftsmanship with materials like Austrian rhinestones and designs by collaborator Alfred Philippe from 1930 to 1968.
eBay is often ideal due to its international collector base. Research sold listings to set competitive prices for your pieces.
Check for hallmarks such as ‘Jewels by Trifari’ or initials TKF. Familiarize yourself with specific stamps used across different decades.
Heritage Since 1910

The Lasting Trust Behind Trifari Necklaces

Trifari’s craftsmanship dates back to 1910, creating a legacy of exquisite vintage jewelry that endures today.
Alfred Philippe's Design Mastery

Designer Alfred Philippe shaped Trifari's signature styles from 1930 to 1968, introducing iconic motifs and artistry.