Warner

Warner is a well-known American mid-century costume jewelry house, with collector references typically placing the company in New York in the early 1950s (often cited as 1953). The line became especially recognized for rich rhinestone color, strong faceting, and high-contrast settings that helped stones read vividly in evening light. Signed examples most commonly appear as "Warner" with a copyright mark and are frequently sought after in statement-era vintage collections.

Collectors often associate Warner with dramatic palette choices, prong-set construction, and signature finishes such as dark japanned metal paired with bright stones. The brand is particularly appreciated by buyers who want bold 1950s-1960s glamour with clearly signed pieces and dependable visual impact, especially in brooches, earrings, bracelets, and coordinated sets.