Bergère was an American costume jewelry label established in the 1940s, with roots in New York and manufacturing operations in Providence, Rhode Island. Known for its sophisticated designs and fine-jewelry-inspired craftsmanship, the brand produced necklaces, brooches, bracelets, and earrings featuring polished metals, colorful stones, and sculptural forms. Its jewelry was sold through prestigious department stores, including Lord & Taylor, and regularly appeared in the pages of Vogue. Bergère remained in production through the late 1970s, and its pieces are now collected for their distinctive mid-century style.