Bakelite Jewellery
Bakelite was invented by Leo Baekeland in 1907. it was originally used for industrial purposes until jewellery designers found that its light weight made Bakelite perfect for manufacturing.
Bakelite was based on a chemical compound of phenol and formaldehyde and can no longer be produced. Bakelite jewellery was created in the 1930's and 1940's and is now one of the most collectible and sought after materials today.
Laroge: Introducing a new and upcoming French artists Laroge. His designs are individually and superbly crafted hand-made pieces using vintage Bakelite. Each piece is signed and is highly collectible.
'Please note shipping conditions:
WITHIN AUSTRALIA
Postage and handling is $12 within Australia, sent Express with a tracking number through Australia Post. A courier service through UPS, as well as insurance, is also available at the customer's own charge.
INTERNATIONAL
Postage and handling fees to anywhere outside of Australia is subject to the current postal rate for the country concerned. All items are sent Express with a tracking number. A courier service through UPS, as well as insurance, is also available at the customer's own charge.'