http://theweddingtiara.com Your Guide To The Most Extraordinary Wedding Tiaras In The World Wed, 02 Nov 2011 01:09:59 +0000 en hourly 1 http://theweddingtiara.com/archives/fred-leighton-victorian-jewels http://theweddingtiara.com/archives/fred-leighton-victorian-jewels#comments Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:19:25 +0000 Admin http://theweddingtiara.com/?p=1295 Some of the most beautiful tiaras were made by jewelers such as Cartier, Fabergé, Boucheron, and Garrards as they eagerly designed prestigous tiaras for wealthy clients. Famous Fred Leighton jewlery has been the most popular jeweler for the stars lending out his antique jewlery for red carpet events which in trade has made him well known around the world for his excusite jewlery. Murray Mondschein, the man behind the name bought a Mexican artifacts store in New York in 1959 which sold sold arts and crafts.  He wasn't initially in the jewelry business, until a victorian jewelry dealer gave him some items to sell, and it was then when he realized antique jewlery fetched quite a bit of moeny.  Mondschein began traveling abroad buying up all the jewels that belonged to European aristocrats and in 1974, he moved his business uptown, and began selling his vintage jewels to wealthy women.  Today Fred Leighton is a widely recongized name. (Read More.....)

]]> Some of the most beautiful tiaras were made by jewelers such as Cartier, Fabergé, Boucheron, and Garrards as they eagerly designed prestigous tiaras for wealthy clients. Famous Fred Leighton jewlery has been the most popular jeweler for the stars lending out his antique jewlery for red carpet events which in trade has made him well known around the world for his excusite jewlery. Murray Mondschein, the man behind the name bought a Mexican artifacts store in New York in 1959 which sold sold arts and crafts.  He wasn't initially in the jewelry business, until a victorian jewelry dealer gave him some items to sell, and it was then when he realized antique jewlery fetched quite a bit of moeny.  Mondschein began traveling abroad buying up all the jewels that belonged to European aristocrats and in 1974, he moved his business uptown, and began selling his vintage jewels to wealthy women.  Today Fred Leighton is a widely recongized name. (Read More.....)

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