This vintage lightweight flower motif design link bracelet is most likely from the 1960s. The earring flowers appear to be roses and may not be original to the bracelet, but they make a nice match so I'm including them as a bonus. Although these aren't signed Featherweight, they are probably made from the same or similar material, a molded plastic that was called both Bubblelite and Featherlite. Featherweight was trademarked for Greenbaum Novelty, New York in 1947. This type of plastic was advertised as being washable and unbreakable. These are white highlighted with silvery gray color wash and are highly detailed and deeply cut into the floral design. The 6 flowers or roses are mounted onto textured gold tone metal link oval backings. The earrings measure approximately 5/8 on an inch in diameter. The bracelet is approximately 8 inches in length. Each of the flower links on the bracelet is 1 inch long.

They are in great vintage condition. The earrings have a bit of gold finish loss on the back (see arrow in picture) and there is a small clear stain on the back of a link, it may be glue residue that will clean off, but I did not want to risk damaging the finish. If you look closely at the enlarged photos you can see the details for yourself. There is a little black spot on one of the backs, I didn't see it when I took the pictures and it came right off, it was lint. The flowers are in excellent condition with no missing pieces or cracks that I can see. The fold over clasp works just fine.

This is such a lightweight set they are a perfect accent for any evening dress or casual jeans. You won't even know you are wearing them they weigh so little. I also have a pendant and earrings in another listing in my booth that would make a nice addition to this set. I will offer a discount if both are purchased.

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