1989

Signed Stanley Hagler, NYC. Each of these trees consists of more than one layer of metal. They are beautiful viewed from the back as well as the front. Both consist of beads strung to the tree and prong-set rhinestones.

a. A framework like an open, broadleaf branch with flowers and stones on each leaf. If you turn the pin sidewise, you can see the wiring that strings the beads to the front layer. The front frame is then wired to he identical back layer. The small petal-like stones are all prong-set rhinestones. Approx. 3"

b. Made in several layers, the largest jade green stones are glued, the smaller red stones are prong-set. What appear to be tiny stones are actually glass beads. Approx. 2.75"

1993

This tree by Stanley Hagler, NYC is constructed similarly to the ones above, but some of the details are different. In addition to the different coloration, the base is not beaded but consists of rows of prong-set navettes topped by an unusual five-pointed star cup holding a clear aurora borealis stone. Approx. 2.25".