1
Quality rhinestones
Eisenberg used premium Austrian crystals that still sparkle decades later.
Eisenberg Marks and Signatures
Learn how to identify authentic Eisenberg pieces by their marks and hallmarks.
Eisenberg Original
1935-1945 — Sterling settings, most valuable era
Eisenberg Sterling
WWII era — Vermeil and sterling settings
Eisenberg Ice
1950s-1970s — Clear rhinestones, base metal
E (Script)
Various periods — Simplified script mark
Eisenberg Jewelry Value Factors
Several factors determine the value of Eisenberg jewelry in today's market.
2
Bold designs
Large, dramatic statement pieces that command attention.
3
Collectibility
Strong collector demand drives prices for quality pieces.
4
Construction
Heavy, well-made pieces that survived the test of time.
5
Most Sought-After
Original fur clips, figural brooches, complete parures, signed sterling pieces, and large dress clips.
Ready to sell your Eisenberg?
Get a free, no-obligation appraisal from our certified experts.
- Certified GIA gemologists
- Competitive market prices
- Same-day payment
- Secure, private transactions
Eisenberg FAQs
Eisenberg Original pieces from 1935-1945 range from $150 to $1,500+ depending on size and condition. Fur clips and large figural brooches command top prices.
Yes, quality Eisenberg Ice pieces from the 1950s-60s can bring $50-$300. Earlier pieces and larger brooches are more valuable.
Look for stamped marks on the back. "Eisenberg Original" is most valuable. E in script, "Eisenberg Ice" and other variations exist. Bring pieces in for authentication.
Have Eisenberg Jewelry to Sell?
Expert authentication and fair prices. We buy single pieces and entire collections.
100% Confidential
Response Within 24hrs
No Obligation
Prefer email?
[email protected]
Your information is secure and will never be shared. Privacy Policy