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Crown Trifari
1930s-1960s pieces with crown mark are highly sought after by collectors.
Trifari Marks and Signatures
Learn how to identify authentic Trifari pieces by their marks and hallmarks.
KTF
1930s mark (Krussman & Fishel). Early Trifari pieces from the company's founding era.
Crown Trifari
1930s-1960s crown mark — the most collectible era of Trifari production.
Trifari (c)
1950s onward — copyright symbol added to protect designs.
Trifari TM
Later production pieces with trademark symbol instead of copyright.
Trifari Jewelry Value Factors
Several factors determine the value of Trifari jewelry in today's market.
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Alfred Philippe Designs
Pieces by their chief designer are iconic and command premium prices.
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Jelly Bellies
Lucite animal brooches are extremely valuable — animals like roosters, fish, seals, and owls are most sought after.
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Vermeil Pieces
Gold-washed sterling from WWII era are rare and valuable.
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Fruit Salad Jewelry
Carved glass fruit and flower motifs are distinctive and collectible.
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Rhinestone Sets
Complete parures (matching sets) bring higher prices than individual pieces.
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Trifari FAQs
Authentic Trifari Jelly Bellies range from $200 to $2,000+ depending on the figure and condition. Animals (roosters, fish, seals, owls) are most sought after.
Yes. Trifari with intact plating, no missing stones, and working clasps brings premium prices. Worn pieces still have value but less than mint examples.
Some pieces lost tags or had marks wear off. We can often identify unmarked Trifari by design, construction, and materials. Bring them in!
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