1930s Eisenberg Original Aquamarine Rhinestone Fur Clip
$445.00
Absolutely amazing Pre-WWII Eisenberg Original aquamarine rhinestone fur clip. Vintage jewelry collectors agree that there weren't many Jewelers in United States history quite like Eisenberg. Attention to detail, use of fabulous materials, and creativity allowed Eisenberg jewelry to withstand the test of time. Their pieces show the progression of the US and the aspirations of a growing middle class. American woman, while not royalty, could dress and feel like royalty in an Eisenberg Original. The brooch is versatile: use it as a purse clasp, a lapel brooch, a pendant, even a hat pin if you like! The piece is beautiful enough on its own, and would not look amiss on a vanity. Makes a wonderful gift for a loved one or for yourself.
1940s Eisenberg Original Rhinestone Floral Brass Bouquet Fur Clip
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Beautiful rhinestone and faux pearl fur clip by Eisenberg. The four blooming flowers and two buds sprout from an antique brass stem. The flowers have emerald cut orange rhinestone centers, each sporting five grey pearl petals. Small round multifaceted white rhinestones decorate the receptacle of the flowers. The "bouquet" features gracefully placed pale yellow rectangular rhinestones, and orange pear and round cut rhinestones. Signed "Eisenberg Original" on reverse.
Eisenberg was founded in 1918 by Jonas Eisenberg, an Austrian Immigrant who had moved to Chicago in 1885. The Eisenberg company initially sold ready-to-wear Womens clothing, but the company had such success with the jewelry they created to go on the garments, that they began designing and manufacturing jewelry as well. In 1958, Eisenberg ceased manufacturing garments, and from then on focused solely on jewelry. During the 1960s and 1970s, Eisenberg partnered with artists, including Picasso, Miro, and Calder. Eisenberg created the creme de la creme of mid century rhinestone jewelry, their pieces often cost more than the average woman’s weekly salary, causing Eisenberg jewelry to be rather rare.
1940s Eisenberg Original Sterling Rhinestone Bouquet Brooch
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1940s Hobe Sterling Vermeil Carved Wood Chinese Figural Demi Parure
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Rare 1940s Hobe silver and carved Bandora wood figure demi parure. The set includes a floral brooch reminiscent of a boutonnière with a tapered, wrapped base that gives way to a spray of sterling vermeil flowers, and a carved wood figure at the center. The earrings feature carved faces in bezel settings above a five - petal floral base. Marked on reverse.
Brooch is 3 inches and weighs 12 grams.
Earrings are .5 inches and weigh 2 grams each.
1940s Joseff of Hollywood Chandelier Wreath Brooch in Russian Gold Finish
$895.00
ASTOUNDING over sized floral brooch by Joseff of Hollywood. The brooch is a pentagonal wreath featuring full, radial flowers with fractioned leaves that wind their way seamlessly around the frame. The bottom of the wreath features seven brilliant clear crystal chandelier beads that sway independently of each other. A single shimmering bead dangles from the top center of the brooch, adding an extra dose of opulence. The design is reminiscent of early 20th century pieces fashioned for European noblewomen. The brooch has a Russian gold finish, in keeping with its style.
Weight: 54 grams
Eugene Joseff got his start in the late 1920s, after moving to Hollywood from the Midwest. Joseff was charismatic, quickly making friends with production insiders including Walter Plunkett who had made a name for himself in costume design. The silent film era was marked by period films featuring gorgeous, mostly accurate costuming, however, Joseff hand noticed that the jewelry was often times contemporary. Joseff, who had apprenticed at a foundry as a young man, seized the opportunity and soon began to create pieces in his garage, hoping to provide studios with opulent, accurate jewelry.
Before long, Joseff had entrenched himself in Hollywood, becoming the premier jewelry designer for films. His work was desired off screen, and so he found himself creating pieces for celebrities as well as having his work sold in department stores. Business was booming, and Joseff soon found himself hiring Joan Castle. The pair worked together wonderfully, their business relationship turned romantic and the two were married in 1942.
During World War II, Joseff went "from jewelry to jets," when he lent his foundry to the US Government for the production of aerospace parts, while still manufacturing jewelry. The operation was secret, and Joan, who was Canadian, was barred from working in the factory. Joseff of Hollywood has continued to manufacture parts for aerospace companies including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and General Electric.
Joan made her mark, and during the cocktail jewelry heyday of the 1950s and 1960s she was a standout figure, known for her gatherings, particularly her Christmas parties which featured the famous Joseff Christmas tree which was decorated with gems and jewelry from the studio.
Joan passed away in 2012, leaving the business in the capable hands of Tina Joseff (nee Turner), who had joined the business in the 1970s. She and Jefferey Joseff wed in 1983, after which Tina became increasingly involved in the company to the point where she was running day - to - day operations. The company has stayed in the family, with Tina as president, Jeffrey Joseph Jr. as Vice President, and his wife Kristin running the operations of the business.
1950s Atomic Age Blue Molded Glass on Foiled Copper Demi Parure
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1950s Christian Dior Poured Glass and Rhinestone Brooch - Rare
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Gorgeous floral brooch by Dior! Rare that we find 1950's designed costume jewelry in such excellent condition and the condition is a testament to the quality of this piece. The brooch is composed of seven smoky purple swirling poured glass cabochons surrounding a larger glass cabochon in a floral-like formation. There are small multifaceted round clear rhinestones accenting the space between the petals. Like many of their finest costume jewelry pieces, the brooch was made by 'Kramer for Dior.'
In the 1950s and 1960s the House of Dior chose Kramer to produce its jewelry because of the jewelers attention to detail and use of such beautiful stones.*
* from the "Collectors Weekly" 's website description of Kramer Jewelry.
1950s DeMario Blue Beaded Floral Brooch and Bracelet Set
$445.00
Amazing cobalt blue glass bead demi parure consisting of a brooch and bracelet. The multi strand bracelet is composed of multifaceted blue and clear iridescent glass beads held together by a bronze clasp with iridescent rhinestone floral details. The brooch features gorgeous dangling blue beads below a bronze floral brooch. The floral elements in both these pieces have multifaceted iridescent rhinestone details and also use baguette cut rhinestones as petals. Beautiful.
1950s DeNicola Taurus Brooch
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Adorable green and orange Taurus bull brooch by DeNicola! This gold - tone based brooch features the figure of a bull jumping through the Taurus astrological sign. The bull is composed of enamel and lucite molded pieces, and is accented with clear rhinestones. Get one for the Taurus in your life!
1950s Elsa Schiaparelli Watermelon Tourmaline Colored Brooch
$500.00
1950s Frank Hess for Miriam Haskell Floral Signed Demi Parure
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Extremely rare Miriam Haskell by Frank Hess brooch and earrings in seasonal Holiday tones, circa early 1950's. Ornate cluster work in both pieces. Emerald green glass beads set in elaborate guilt metal with a leaf shape and rose montees. Focal point also includes large coral red glass beads affixed with beautiful gilt metal and fronted by small singular rhinestones. I have seen pictures of similar sets of this Haskell collection in books, and I have never come across this set in over a quarter of a century of collecting Haskell pieces. Gorgeous!
Pin - Length: 4in, Width: 1/2in Weight: 28.3 grams
Earrings - Length: 1 .5in, Width 1.5in
Weight of 1 earring: 13.6 grams, Weight of both earrings: 39.6 grams
*All MRS Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
1950s Hattie Carnegie Rhinestone Cross Brooch
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Gorgeous clear and bright rhinestone brooch by Hattie Carnegie. This brooch has a round, multifaceted center with four, curved, cross - like bars composed of emerald - cut rhinestones. The bottom layer of the brooch is composed of floral arrangements of marquise - cut rhinestones. Silver - tone base. Truly an elegant, dazzling, dimensional brooch.
Hattie Carnegie was born Henrietta Kanengeiser in Vienna, Austria-Hungary. She was the second of seven children, and lived in poverty in her youth. The family immigrated to the United States when she was still a child, and settled in Manhattan. After her father’s death in 1902, Hattie took a job as a messenger at Macy’s to help support her family, and in 1904 she modeled and trimmed hats at a millinery.
In 1909 Hattie branched out, launching a hat making business with dressmaker Rose Roth, but by 1919 Roth had left the business, leaving Carnegie as the owner of “Hattie Carnegie, Inc,” a company that had a working capital of $100,000. Carnegie began traveling to Paris to buy original dresses to both sell in her shop, and use as inspiration for her own garment and accessory designs. Carnegie was instrumental in bringing Paris fashion to the United States; she imported Lanvin, Molyneux, Patou, Schiaparelli, Vionnet, and others, lavishing New York with gorgeous garments and groundbreaking designers that would have not crossed the pond otherwise. Carnegie also discovered and nurtured the talents of many prominent American designers, including Norman Norell, Pauline Trigère, and James Galanos. In 1925, Carnegie bought a building off of Park Avenue to house her $3.5-million-a-year business, and stayed there producing pieces throughout the Great Depression.
During World War II French haute couture came to a standstill. Carnegie rose to prominence on the international stage as an authority on fashion, and her works were seen in the theatre, cinema and on magazine covers. Although still glamorous, her designs became more austere when the United States joined the Allied Powers. As a part of the war effort, Carnegie designed a dress for Life Magazine. The dress patterns were published in the magazine alongside detailed instructions; it was said that although the dress could have been made for as little as $5, the original dress was valued at $175. After the war, Carnegie continued her business, the epitome of perseverance. Sometime in her early 20s, Hattie had taken the last name Carnegie after Andrew Carnegie, the industrialist, philanthropist, and richest man in the United States during her lifetime. She certainly lived up to the name, having worked her way through and out of an impoverished childhood and into a glamorous life doing what she loved, while still grossing millions a year.
Carnegie passed away in 1956, having been instrumental in the diffusion of Parisian fashion into American society, having nurtured the finest designing minds of the early and mid 20th century, and having designed all manner of enchanting things, including hats, handbags, gloves, jewelry, furs, lingerie, cosmetics, and even perfume.
1950s Jomaz Colorful Crystal Rhinestone Brutalist Demi Parure
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Multi colored crystal rhinestones brighten this gold and silver bouquet by Jomaz from the 1950s. Demi parure includes coordinating clip on earrings. Perfect Mother of the Bride gift for an upcoming spring or summer wedding.
Earrings 1.5 x 1.5 inches
Brooch 2.5 x 1.5 inches
1950s Miriam Haskell Faux Baroque Pearl Filigree Wreath Brooch
$335.00
Sweet faux baroque pearls are sewn into an antique gilt foundation in typical Miriam Haskell style. Marked
1.5 inch diameter 16 grams
1950s Miriam Haskell Green & Red Poured Glass and Pearl Floral Demi Parure
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The perfect Holiday Gift!
Exquisite Miriam Haskell brooch with baroque seed pearls, antique gilt leaves and red and green glass stones. Earrings are clip on and surrounded with large seed pearls. Marked with Haskell Stamp.
Earrings - 1 inch x 7/8 inch, weight 6 grams
Brooch - 2" x 1.5 inches, weight 22 grams
1950s Schiaparelli Watermelon Tourmaline Colored Brooch
$495.00
Fantastic watermelon tourmaline brooch. Designed by the iconic Elsa Schiaparelli who was an active surrealist and friends with Salvador Dali. The asymmetrical gold metal bugle bead fringe hanging from a crescent moon shaped circle shows her versatility in combining unusual celestial art nouveau motifs with mid-century design. An exquisite piece of work with an undoubtably dream-like quality. Surrealism at its best!
* This is costume jewelry.
1960s Albert Weiss Yellow Rhinestone Daisy Brooch and Earrings
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Wonderfully bright daisy brooch and earrings set by Weiss! The brooch depicts a flower, likely a daisy, composed of solid yellow marquise cut rhinestones, with a clear multifaceted orange center, a clear green emerald cut rhinestone stem, and light green marquise cut leaves. The earrings are tiny flowers with pear cut petals and a center composed of a single orange jewel. Gold - tone back. Signature on reverse.
Albert Weiss began his career as a jewelry designer for Coro and Marvella during the 1930s, he eventually struck out on his own, creating Weiss in 1942. Weiss created high-end costume jewelry; they were initially recognized for their fine figural, but also became known for pioneering various style and design trends. Weiss was one of the first companies to use aurora borealis rhinestone Swarovski crystals (developed in conjunction with Dior in the 1950s), as well as pioneering the use of smoky rhinestones, enamel, and black japanned settings. Weiss jewelry is somewhat difficult to find, as it was only in operation between 1942 and 1971.
Earrings are 1x1 inch. 12 grams in weight.
1960s Hattie Carnegie Snake Charmer Brooch
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1960s Hattie Carnegie Snake Charmer Brooch
We are absolutely charmed by this mid century figural brooch by Hattie Carnegie. The gold tone brooch depicts a cross-legged snake charmer playing his pungi flute and coaxing a cobra out of a woven basket. The charmer is wearing a faux - emerald jeweled turban and necklace, and the snake features tiny faux seed pearls dotting its form. The brooch is part of the 1960s Hattie Carnegie Maharajah series.
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
1960s Miriam Haskell Limoncello Patte de Verre and Amethyst Rhinestone Demi Parure
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Each earring has three white champagne grape beads (often referred to as Limoncello Patte de Verre) together with an amethyst colored rhinestone center on a bed of gold leaves. One small green rhinestone placed perfectly upon each earring. The brooch has a halo of purple rhinestones surround the two groups of three beads. Purple rhinestones center of beads, similar to earrings. Rhinestone sits on a bed of gold leaves. Earrings are adjustable screw-clip.
Brooch - Length: 2 1/2 inches Width: 2 inches Weight: 1.04 oz
Earrings - Length: 1 1/4 inches Width: 1 inch Weight of 1 earring: .32 oz Weight of both earrings: .60 oz
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
1960s Miriam Haskell Poured Glass Floral Brooch and Earrings - Rare
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Beautiful colorful swirling demi parure by Miriam Haskell! This set is considered rare in both the type of poured glass (multi - colored swirls) and the choice and combination of colors! This swirling orange, purple, and green (very 60s color scheme! ) earrings and brooch sit on gold - tone filigree settings. The brooch features floral metalwork and beading, making it look much like a horn of plenty. The delicate metalwork partnered with the bold swirling poured glass is marvelous!
Make a statement! No one else in the room or perhaps even the world will be wearing them! Great for Fashion Shoots, Runway Shows, the Stage, and Window Displays.
1960s Miriam Haskell Ruby Pate de Verre and Rose Monte Drop Brooch
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Exquisite ruby poured glass and rhinestone regal brooch all affixed to an antiqued gold filigree setting consisting of three moving parts. Large tear drop bead hangs from a loop allowing motion. All stones are sewn in with gilt wire in the typical Miriam Haskell style and signed on back.
32 grams
3 x 2 inches
1960s Stanley Hagler Pink and Green Poured Glass Floral Dangle Brooch
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Bright and cheery floral brooch by Stanley Hagler! This intricate floral brooch is composed of a bright green glass bead base supporting a frosted purple orchid upon which lay two more green and gold beaded flowers. The body of the brooch is complemented with a playful dangling poured glass drop. Filigree back. Signed.
1963 Christian Dior Glass Cabochon Cluster Brooch
$825.00
1970s Massive 6” Lawrence Vrba Green Rhinestone Flower Brooch
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Outstanding and substantial clear and green rhinestone floral brooch by Larry Vrba! The brooch depicts a five - petaled flower on a stem with two generously - sized leaves. The flower is composed of several tiers of multifaceted rhinestone and grey pearl arrangements, layered to give the flower more volume and sparkle. The two leaves branch out from a clear rhinestone stem, and are primarily made up of green rhinestones with clear rhinestone blades. Signed "Lawrence VRBA" on back.
Lawrence Vrba began his career in 1969, working as a counter at Miriam Haskell; his talents did not go unnoticed, and he soon found himself designing jewelry. In 1970, when Miriam Haskell’s Head Designer, Bob Clark, left to work at Castlecliff, Vrba followed. Vrba spread his wings at Castlecliff, spearheading the famous Mayan collection, inspired by jewelry and adornments he saw on display at the Museum of Natural History in New York City. In 1973, after a two year stint at Castlecliff, Vrba returned to Miriam Haskell as head designer. Vrba continued to explore and expand the possibilities of costume jewelry, fashioning fine, unique pieces using materials he collected from across the globe. The Egyptian collection - perhaps his most famous Miriam Haskell collection- was inspired by materials he found while in Europe, and was featured in an edition of Vogue. In 1981s, Vrba left Miriam Haskell to work for Les Bernard, where his designs were displayed at Dillard’s for three years. In 1983 Vrba left Les Bernard to create his own eponymous business.
Vrba pieces are noted for their unusual materials, scale, and opulence!
Vrba has created pieces for theatre (including Broadway hits “Wicked”, “Exit the King”, “Blythe Spirit”, “Lend Me a Tenor”, and “Hairspray”, and the Metropolitan Opera), cinema, and private customers. His pieces have been featured at Bergdorf Goodman, Vogue, and Vogue Nippon. Clients include Beyonce, Angela Lansbury, Susan Sarandon, and Katy Perry.
1980 Christian Dior Insignia Initial Brooch, Grosse Germany, Original Box
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1980s Christian Dior Rhinestone and Enamel Shrimp Brooch - Germany
$525.00
1980s Lawrence Vrba Oversized Statement Glass Cabochon Bow Brooch
$700.00
Playful spring green and blossom pink bow brooch by Lawrence Vrba. The bow is composed of frosted green oval marquise cabochons, with a bright pink, round cat-eye cabochon center. The center of the bow is ornamented with two springs of round pink cabochons, reminiscent of cherry blossom stems. Gorgeous.
Lawrence Vrba began his career in 1969, working as a counter at Miriam Haskell; his talents did not go unnoticed, and he soon found himself designing jewelry. In 1970, when Miriam Haskell’s Head Designer, Bob Clark, left to work at Castlecliff, Vrba followed. Vrba spread his wings at Castlecliff, spearheading the famous Mayan collection, inspired by jewelry and adornments he saw on display at the Museum of Natural History in New York City. In 1973, after a two year stint at Castlecliff, Vrba returned to Miriam Haskell as head designer. Vrba continued to explore and expand the possibilities of costume jewelry, fashioning fine, unique pieces using materials he collected from across the globe. The Egyptian collection - perhaps his most famous Miriam Haskell collection- was inspired by materials he found while in Europe, and was featured in an edition of Vogue. In 1981s, Vrba left Miriam Haskell to work for Les Bernard, where his designs were displayed at Dillard’s for three years. In 1983 Vrba left Les Bernard to create his own eponymous business.
Vrba pieces are noted for their unusual materials, scale, and opulence! Vrba has created pieces for theatre (including Broadway hits “Wicked”, “Exit the King”, “Blythe Spirit”, “Lend Me a Tenor”, and “Hairspray”, and the Metropolitan Opera), cinema, and private customers. His pieces have been featured at Bergdorf Goodman, Vogue, and Vogue Nippon. Clients include Beyonce, Angela Lansbury, Susan Sarandon, and Katy Perry.
1980s Yves Saint Laurent Vermeil Iridescent Blue Rhinestone Brooch Original Box
$445.00
Fantastic 1950s Hattie Carnegie Pinwheel Brooch
$305.00
Beautiful 2 inch round rhinestone brooch in a pinwheel shape! This Hattie Carnegie brooch is composed of several overlapping rhinestone wedges. The wedges are bordered in blue baguette rhinestones that hold in the small round multifaceted clear rhinestones composing the majority of the wedge. There is a deep Egyptian blue round cabochon at the center of the brooch.
Iradj Moini Agate Jeweled Horse Brooch
$2,200.00
This brooch by Iradj Moini is a tremendously beautiful piece of art. The brooch is composed of agate piece carved into a horse siting on top of a soapstone dragon. The horse and dragon are separated by a row of oval amethyst cabochons. The horse is flanked by two spherical pear shaped amethyst cabochons, and has a breathtaking saddle composed of rhinestones, a mother of pearl metallic sugarloaf cut cabochon, and an angelskin coral (possibly faux). The components of the piece are held together in an architectural gold-tone structure. The structure and artistry of the piece bring to mind Chinese snuff bottles and Japanese netsuke figures. This gorgeous piece is a perfect brooch to pin on your cashmere pashmina, or a jewel to sit on your desk as an objet d'art! From the Estate of famed jewelry collector Bonny Yankhauer.
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
Schreiner New York Blue & Orange Poured Glass Floral Statement Brooch
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Signed 1950s Sherman Aurora Borealis Coated Brooch and Earrings
$175.00
This 1950s signed Sherman aurora borealis coated brooch comes with matching clip-on earrings. They are quite easy to have made into pierced earrings as well. The set twinkles with lovely champagne and topaz hues. Sherman, whose slogan was Made to Last a Lifetime, worked hard to ensure that his work was of the highest quality. He himself created the color schemes for his pieces. His pieces were popular from 1947 through the late 1970s.
Brooch - Length: 2in, Width: 2 in, Weight: .91 oz
Earrings - Length: 1.5in, Width: 1.5in
Weight of one: .21 oz
Weight of both earrings: .42 oz
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
Turn of the Century Sterling Silver Comb with Amber Celluloid Prongs
$175.00
This beautiful antique comb features a sterling silver botanical design atop amber celluloid prongs. Sterling silver stamped on the back. c.1900.
Length: 5.5, Width: 1.75 inches, Weight: .36 oz
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
Vintage Juliana Iridescent Rhinestone Demi Parure
$485.00
Vintage Juliana Iridescent Rhinestone Demi Parure. The demi parure was manufactured by Frank DeLizza and Harold Elster of Delizza and Elster (founded 1947). They manufactured jewelry for such designers as Hattie Carnegie, Hobe and Weiss. Juliana was their own brand where they manufactured unmarked jewelry before 1967 and used paper tags. The Juliana brooch is adorned with iridescent rhinestones and silver and clear iridescent glass beads. Classic Juliana pin to close. Earrings are a smaller version of the brooch with the same iridescent rhinestones and clear beads. Earrings are clip-on. Unmarked.
Earring: L-1.5 in, Brooch Length- 2in
Weight 1 earring 6 g, 2 Earrings 12 g
Brooch weight 46 g
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
Vintage Large Flat Black and Red Paint Gold tone Cufflinks
$110.00
Gold tone cufflinks with black and red flat paint in an art deco style.
Unmarked
1 3/8 x 1 "
Vintage Lion's Head Waterfall Iridescent Topaz Brooch
$240.00
Classic Lion Head Brooch with a Twist! 3" Iridescent bugle beads give this piece a wonderful shimmer. 1" Large topaz cabochon center stone featured on a metal base. This Lion's mane brooch has a personality of its own.
Brooch closes with a classic pin.
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
Vintage Schiaparelli Sunburst Vermillion Brooch
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Absolutely show stopping vintage brooch by Elsa Schiaparelli! This brooch features an oval vermillion cabochon surrounded by organic chevron-shaped floral flourishes in a radial pattern, creating a gorgeous and ornate sunburst design.
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
Yves Saint Laurent Vintage Iridescent Coque Tail Brooch / Hat or Scarf Pin
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Absolutely dramatic and versatile! This coque tail brooch by Yves Saint Laurent is composed of multiple long iridescent feathers that gleam green, blue, and gold. The occasional bright red feather can be seen peeking out from in between the waves of oil-slick tone plumes. This brooch is light enough to be placed on a hat, but also large enough to drape over the shoulder. Or place it on your unadorned hand bag for the night! Absolutely gorgeous!
Length - Inner Curve: 15, Length - Outer Curve: 18, Width: 1 1/2 inches
*All garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
