BLUE IRIS / IRIS BLEU Brooches

Impressive Lucite pin brooch designed by Harriet Bauknight for Kaso. Oversized geometric wave shape, all carved with frosted texture and laminated multilay...

It is a striking Talosel or resin pin brooch designed by Irena Jaworska in the 1970s. The piece features a dimensional geometric modernist shape in gilded resin framing, topped with triangle mirrors...

An elegant 1980s oversized cross-pin brooch created by French designer Edouard Rambaud, Paris. Features a byzantine-inspired design with a gilt metal ...

Lovely, light, and easy to wear, this handmade artisanal pin brooch was made in Paris by Cilea. Concave black resin discs embellished with metallic silver leaf and purple-pink applic...

Ultra-chic Line Vautrin Talosel geometric brooch pin. Encrusted with clear and blue mirrored glass with iridescence in a tridimensional modernist shape. Glass and Talosel, a techniqu...

This spectacular Kalinger Paris modernist pin brooch features a dimensional old piece of driftwood wrapped around with rope, made of gilded metal coated resin. This piece is typical ...

Lovely Monique Vedie Talosel or resin pin brooch. Featuring a stylized dimensional flower shape in pearlized purple and green colors. Security closing clasp. The brooch can also be u...

Stunning dimensional floral pin brooch designed by Cilea Paris. This elegant hand-made artisanal resin brooch features colorful berries and leaves in assorted colors of purple, red, ...

Fabrice, Paris designed this charming resin brooch pin. Completely handmade each piece is unique. Oversized multi-wheel design with dimensional hand-raise...

A very elegant Line Vautrin Talosel brooch pin. Features a cornucopia or horn of plenty with branches in dimensional shapes in white and green Talosel, encrusted with green and gold-colored mirrored glass and gilt metal. Glass and Talosel, a technique created by Line Vautrin, in which she used cellulose acetate that was fractured into tiny splinters and worked with heat. The process of creating the Talosel jewelry had many stages, including making the mirrors, tinting them, molding the Talosel, and embedding smaller mirror fragments into it. Measurements: 4.13 in. wide (10.5 cm) x 4.13 in. high (10.5 cm). Note: This specific branch shape design was also used to create the famous "Miroir St Hubert", circa 1958, pictured in "Line Vautrin - Miroirs" by Patrick Mauriès, Galerie Chastel Marechal Editions - Copyright 2004 on page 13...

A lovely Mid-Century bronze and enamel pin brooch designed by French artist Willy in the 1950s. Features a hand-made geometric gilt bronze rectangular fra...

An impressive Lucite or resin pin brooch designed by Anne and Frank Vigneri in the 1990s. The dimensional geometric shape features a massive medallion compliment with dangling charms...

Spectacular oversized pin brooch designed by Claude Montana for Claire Deve Paris. A brutalist design built with patinated gilded metal coated resin shaped as a gigantic "M." The pie...