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Handcrafted quality
Each piece individually made
Miriam Haskell Marks and Signatures
Learn how to identify authentic Miriam Haskell pieces by their marks and hallmarks.
Unsigned
1926-1940s (most early pieces)
Horseshoe Tag
1940s-1950s (signature mark)
Miriam Haskell
1950s-1980s (paper or metal tag)
Haskell (script)
Later pieces (simplified mark)
Miriam Haskell Jewelry Value Factors
Several factors determine the value of Miriam Haskell jewelry in today's market.
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Baroque pearls
Signature lustrous pearls
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Intricate beadwork
Complex layered designs
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Filigree metalwork
Detailed gold or silver tone bases
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Miriam Haskell FAQs
Miriam Haskell pieces range from $100 to $1,500+ depending on era, complexity, and condition. Early pieces from the 1920s-30s, elaborate parures, and pieces with exceptional beadwork command premium prices.
Early pieces are often unsigned. Look for intricate hand-wired construction, baroque pearls, Russian gold plating, and elaborate filigree. Later pieces may have a horseshoe mark or 'Miriam Haskell' tag.
Miriam Haskell pieces were entirely handcrafted with extraordinary attention to detail. The baroque pearls, intricate beadwork, and complex metalwork create pieces that rival fine jewelry. Many were worn by Hollywood stars.
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