Panetta Jewelry from Sharons Vintage Store

Beneditto Panetta emigrated to the U.S. from Italy in 1901, and was one of Trifari's well-known designers in the 1920s-30s. He also worked for the Pennino Bros. in the 30s-40s. He started his own company in 1945. His jewelry has exquisite detail and quality and is as close to the "real thing" as you can get, and consequently is highly regarded by collectors. Panetta died in the 1960s and his sons, Amadeo and Armand, ran it until the 1980s, when it was sold to a company outside of the U.S. This company ceased operations in 1995. To see more information on this and other jewelry designers, click the "Designer Information" tab at the top of the page.

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	PANETTA Floral Swirl Rhinestone Rhodium Clip Earrings Jewelry These exquisite Panetta earrings have ribbon-like swirls in a floral arrangement, and are loaded with pave-set clear rhinestones in a rhodium setting. They are clip-on style ...
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	PANETTA Heart Necklace Brooch Rhinestone Butterfly Vintage Jewelry This fabulous necklace has a goldtone heart pendant with a florentine finish on it and a sparkling rhinestone-studded butterfly perched on its corner. The heart can be worn as either a necklace pendant or as a brooch ....
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	PANETTA Letter K Bolo Style Necklace Pave Rhinestones Jewelry Even if your name doesn't begin with the letter K, you would probably enjoy wearing this gorgeous necklace! Just pretend it stands for karma, and that by wearing it you will be radiating good karma ....
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