February 18th, 2012 
admin White
Created in 1942 by a former Coro employee, Albert Weiss firm, Weiss was one of the most popular names in the collectibles and vintage costume jewelry collection. White is synonymous with beautiful rhinestones and elegant pieces, including brooches, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Unfortunately, the company closed its doors in 1971, White, so that their pieces are very collectible and most beautiful parts, including figures such as birds and other animals often sold at high prices on auction sites and stores both online and offline. Beware of reproductions of Weiss jewelry, many sellers are selling on eBay, less informed than a reproduction of a true white. True White jewelry is of exceptional quality, it can be said often, a fake from a genuine piece by the details of the piece with a magnifying glass. In addition, some false white patterned media, is where true white is very smooth. The patch can also be offset or a bit difficult to read. Real Weiss generally a strong impression with clear lettering.
Eisenberg
Eisenberg founded the company in 1914 as a clothing company. Then sometime in the 1930s, she created and began selling jewelry. As Weiss, Eisenberg, known for high quality workmanship and the use of quality materials, including sparkling Austrian crystals.Their first songs were “Eisenberg Original” and are later she achieved her pieces simply “Eisenberg” or “Eisenberg Ice”. The company still makes Eisenberg jewelry, but apparently the old parts are the most collectible. For a time in the 1940s, Eisenberg used sterling silver in coins and sterling silver pieces are highly collectible. Your sterling silver pieces will be marked as such.
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