Grable’s Fabulous Emerald Moon
Always Dazzling

If ever someone was destined to be a star it was Betty Grable. Brought to Hollywood by her mother Betty was dancing in movie musicals by the time she was 14. Her career went into high gear with her performance in DOWN ARGENTINE WAY (1940) and kept going with TIN PAN ALLEY (1940), MOON OVER MIAMI (1941) and THE DOLLY SISTERS (1945). And let's not forget those "million dollar legs," the most famous pinup in history. In a publicity photo Ms. Grable wore this beautiful emerald and diamond ring. Sizes 5-10.

JEWEL: One 6.15 CT Cabochon cut man-made emerald with 36 clear CZ's trailing down each side of the band. Set in sterling plated with Platinum. HRCR 677 Price: $160.00

Grable’s Diamond Jubilee
Look at That!

Lloyd’s of London insured Betty Grable's legs for a million dollars. You can bet this was part of the policy too. Betty wore this incredible pear shaped diamond in “the Dolly Sisters.” Can you blame her?

Gem: One pear cut 14.14ct. Clear cz bordered by 2 smaller trapezoid cut clear czs. HRCR 624 Price $155.00

Grable’s Glamour Girl Ring

Patriotic Beauty

It's impossible to estimate how many War Bonds those legs sold. Would we have won the war without Betty Grable?

Gem: 13.34 cz cts. Emerald-cut champagne diamond with 3 round diamonds on each side in 5 microns of gold over a sterling silver band. Whole Sizes: 5-10 HRCR 253 Price: $155.00

 

Grable’s Diamond Sparklers
Her Own Style of Moonlight
Betty Grable, known for her $1,000,000 legs, was one of the most talented ladies in Hollywood. Take a look at these gorgeous earrings.

Gem: Each earring has a 5 ct. round cut clear cz center stone surrounded by 12 alternating clear and yellow cz stones. These brilliantly designed earrings may be worn by both pierced and non-pierced ears. HRCR 637 Price: $160.00

 

Grable’s Fancy Blue Diamond

Dancing with Diamonds

On December 18, 1916, in St. Louis, Missouri, Betty Grable's mother was sure she had given birth to a star. They soon headed for Hollywood to prove her right...and they did!! After hits like CONEY ISLAND (1943) and SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY (1943) Betty's star rose rapidly turning her into the highest paid actress in America earning an amazing $300,000 a year. Later that year she contributed mightily to the war effort with her famous pin-up shot that reminded servicemen everywhere what they were fighting for. In one of her many publicity photos she wore a magnificent fancy blue diamond ring. Sizes 5-10.

JEWEL: 1 17.6ct light blue emerald cut stone adorned with 26 clear CZ's totaling .9cts. Set in sterling silver plated with Platinum. HRCR 680 Price: $180.00

Grable’s Springtime Rock
'Springtime in the Rockies'

That dazzling smile, those million-dollar legs, that songbird's voice.

Betty Grable - as refreshing as springtime in the Rockies - as flawless as this aquamarine ring.

Gem: 7.12 cts. Brilliant-cut simulated aquamarine surrounded by 12 simulated sapphires in 5 microns of gold over a sterling silver setting. Sizes: 5-10 HRCR 094 Price: $140.00

 

Grable’s Bold Amethyst

Pistol Packing Gal

Even if Rudee Valley mistook her for one, she's no mild mannered school marm. In "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend," Betty Grable shows off in the saloon with an amethyst and diamond sparkler.

Gem: Center stone princess emerald cut 6.92 ct cz amethyst is surrounded by ten diamond clear cz baguette cut stones totaling 1.1 ct. in 5 microns of Gold over a sterling silver band. Whole ring sizes 5-10 HRCR 552 Price: $165.00

Betty’s Love You Back Bracelet

Nothing But Love!

Nicknamed the Girl With The Million Dollar Legs, Betty Grable certainly lived up to her reputation as America's Favorite Pin-Up girl. Having already become one of the most successful actresses of her time with performances in DOWN ARGENTINE WAY (1940), CONEY ISLAND (1943) and SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY (1943) she was also one of the most talented. In THE photo she wore this cognac heart shaped bracelet no doubt to show her love to all of her adoring fans.

JEWEL: 1 Heart-shaped 16ct. Cognac CZ on a sterling silver chain plated with 5 microns of gold. HRCR 126 Price $120.00

 

Grable's Olive Stone Ring

A Looker with Talent

Betty Grable was THE pin-up of WWII and, by the way, a terrific song and dance gal to boot. In one of the many publicity photos taken of her she sported this unique olive stoned ring set in gold. Sizes 5-10.

JEWEL: A 7.84 ct. emerald cut olive colored stone set in a filigreed basket made in 5 microns of gold over sterling silver. HRCR 400 Price: $160.00

 

Betty's Diamond Flowers

Stealing the show!

Betty Grable was one of the most successful stars in Hollywood during the 1940's. In fact, the Department of the Treasury listed her as the highest paid woman in the country from 1946-1947. Betty had a great quote - when given the news, she said, "There are two reasons why I've been so successful in show business and I'm standing on both of them." We beg to differ and we can prove it. Her list of wonderful films includes DOWN ARGENTINE WAY, CONEY ISLAND and SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY makes the point nicely. In the film TIN PAN ALLEY she and Alice Faye introduced "The Sheik of Araby" to filmgoers ... as well as this gorgeous pair of diamond flower earrings.

JEWEL: 1 2.75ct round cut clear CZ surrounded by 5 heart shaped clear CZ's. Set in platinum over sterling silver. Pierced and Clip-on combination.
HRCE 681 Price: $160.00

Photo - Betty Grable as "Lily Blane" in Tin Pan Alley, 1940 - Singer meets Songwriter and the rest is history. Starring Alice Faye and Betty Grable