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Catalin Bracelet Set, 1928-1940

Unknown1928/1940

The Henry Ford

The Henry Ford
Dearborn, MI, United States

Catalin, a hardy plastic, had mass appeal during the 1930s. Catalin jewelry was inexpensive to make, easy to work with, and versatile -- which meant that it was widely available in a variety of fashionable colors appealing to Depression-weary Americans. These bracelets were likely produced for mass merchandisers, but retailers offered Catalin jewelry at every price point.

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