Posts Tagged ‘women jewelry designers’
Women Jewelry Designers – Hattie Carnegie
Women jewelry designers – Hattie Carnegie: Hattie Carnegie was born in 1889 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Her name at birth was Henrietta Kanengeiser. In 1892, her family immagrated to New York’s Lower East Side. Henrietta eventually got a job with Macy’s as a salesgirl, a position that promised a lot of mobility. While working at…
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Introduction This edition of Women Jewelry Designers focuses on Coco Chanel. Coco Chanel was a style icon who was known for her simple yet sophisticated outfits that could be paired with her outstanding accessories. Her trademark suits and little black dresses are timeless designs. The nickname Coco came from a brief stint as a singer.…
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Women in Jewelry Design is my new blog series profiling women who design jewelry. Miriam Haskell is our first designer. She was born in 1899 in Tell City, Indiana and attended Chicago University. In the 1920s Haskell moved to New York and she opened a jewelry store in the McAlpin Hotel in 1926.
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