In the resurgence of costume jewelry on the red carpet, Miriam Haskell stands above and beyond since it’s launch in 1924 by designer Miriam Haskell. Miriam Haskell jewelry has always been known for the intricate detail and for it’s use of elaborate filigree and careful wiring. Miriam Haskell was a premier American fashion jewelry house for the better part of the 20th century. The company was sold to Frank Fialkoff in 1990 and is still producing today with Miriam’s own distinctive aesthetic. The collection is still handmade in New York City.  The pieces range in price from $500 to $2000 and can be found at such stores as Nordstrom, Fred Segal, Henri Bendel, and Stanley Korshak to name a few.