

Soleterre Costume Jewelry
A charity auction of costume jewelry for Soleterre's emergency projects in Palestine, supporting children with cancer and war trauma.
Each piece tells a story of art and rebirth, quality, and style.
These pieces of costume jewelry were created in the United States between the 1940s and 1960s, designed to restore color and hope after the Great Depression of 1929. They were collected over the years by donors Lucia Vullo, Lidia Santomauro, and Isa Rossi Dabbene.
Since 2024, Soleterre has supported the only public hospital for childhood cancer treatment in Palestine, Beit Jala Hospital in the West Bank, where a third of the children admitted are battling leukemia and other forms of cancer. Many of them come from remote and war-affected areas. To address the physical and emotional trauma of these young patients, a local psycho-oncologist has been appointed to provide psychological support and educational and recreational activities at the hospital. In recent months, Soleterre has undertaken remote care for patients from Gaza, working with doctors in the Strip and at the organizational level in the West Bank to facilitate their admission, which was only hampered by political reasons. They provide lifesaving drugs, cancer treatments, and support to social and healthcare workers.
Memorabid auctions
All the items presented in this section are stored in the Memorabid warehouse, are photographed by the in-house team and are displayed using “360 photo” technology.
When a customer wins a “Memorabid Auction” will have the chance to purchase a COA “Certificate Of Authenticity” (an official document with an NFC Chip related to one sticked on his memorabilia, to certify the authenticity of the purchased item) at a cost of 25 euros at check out.






























Marketplace auctions
The platform does not guarantee the veracity of the description and nor does it guarantee the authenticity of the item’s characteristics; this is a “marketplace” section that gives the collector/seller a space or shop window in which to sell their item by putting it up for auction online and it works exactly like the leading digital auction platforms that offer any user the chance to sell their goods.
The Memorabid team examines and pre-approves every candidate seller, exactly as every auction that is uploaded, refuse to publish those that fail to meet standards of form or ones that may need editing (if the photograph or description is missing and/or unsatisfactory, for example).
When a user is interested in an item can contact the seller directly via the site’s built-in messaging function to receive clarification or further information regarding the lot in question.
When a customer wins a Marketplace auction they will have the chance to purchase a COO “Certificate Of Origin" (at a cost of 19 euros), a document with an NFC Chip related to one sticked on his memorabilia, to certify that the item was purchased on Memorabid.com





























