Have you wondered who made those beautiful jewels marked DRGM 1138525?

The history of costume jewelry is a story that is still being written. I am proud to announce the publication of the very first article on a German company whose name had been omitted from that story, until now. Schreiber & Hiller marked their 1930s jewelry with that German patent number. They also made pieces marked "ESHA RANDEL" in the 1950s. My good friend and colleage Robin Deutsch and I have collaborated to bring this important information to the vintage jewelry community. Click here to read “Schreiber & Hiller: A Jewelry Mystery Solved”.

If you want to know the story of how we cracked the case, read my latest blog post.

 

I cant wait to read and learn more

 

I am so impressed by your tenacious research. Thank you.
Marian

 

Impressive!

 

Thank you for your research on the
jewels marked DRGM 1138525. I had a piece of jewelry that had that on it a few years back, not sure what happened to it. I may still have it buried somewhere in a box.

Any chance you could help me identify a couple pairs of earrings that only are marked Germany? Or guide me in a direction that could help me?

Thanks for your help