Gorgeous set circa 1950s of stunning necklace and matching earrings.  The Ora label represents the Ralph Singer Jewelry Company that has been in the jewelry making business since 1921.  This piece is a fantastic example of the jewelry popular in the 1950s.  The clear rhinestones are all hand set in a rhodium finished setting.  The center of the necklace is composed of three hinged pieces that allow the center drop to dangle and allow the sides to drape beautifully around the neck.  The chain part of the necklace is made of ornate metal resembling bead set links, each with a hand set rhinestone in the center.  The links are all hinged together ending in a ball and hook closure.   The earrings have a matching rhinestone dangle that hangs from a trio of handset rhinestones on a screw back earring setting.  Both the necklace and earrings are marked with the "Ora" signature first used in the late 1940s.  This estate set is perfect for the bride or any formal occasion.  The necklace is 15" long with the center piece measuring 1".  The earrings are 1 3/4" long and about 1/2" wide.  This set, both dainty and spectacular, combines the best in materials and design that have made Ora jewelry just as desireable in our modern times as when it was first produced.