Dressing Factory Brooches

Introducing our mesmerizing Flower Lips Brooch! These stunning accessory is a fusion of surrealism and pop-art, designed to make a bold statement whereve...

Ladybug Pins in Enamel and 18K Yellow Gold. Two stunning pins with beautiful enamel work that remains completely intact. The pins approximately 1.75" by 0.50" and weigh 7 grams in to...

DETAILS • signed SWAROVSKI with swan logo • gold plated with crystal • vintage designer brooch MEASUREMENTS • CONDITION • very good vintage condition with minimal sign...

Seeing this magnificent vintage 18k yellow gold Setter brooch, one is taking in the very best of the jewelry craft. This large brooch, fabricated entirely from 18k yellow gold, is ch...

Christian Lacroix Vintage Large Ruby Red Heart Love Cabochon Turquoise Blue Green Beads Pearls Coral Thorns Religious Wings Elegant Modernist Chunky Statement Brooch, Gold Tone Very...

MOSCHINO vintage antiqued gold tone angel brooch featuring a textured metal heart and a pearlescent heart drop. Embossed MOSCHINO. Indicative measurements : height approx. 12.5 cm ...

With the Coro signature "script-no-angle" since 1919 and "PAT.PEND.", this early Art Deco vermeil lady-bug beetle brooch features a red enameled face and mixed-cut bezel-set red and ...

This colorful prong-set crystal spray brooch by Schreiner New York was made to compliment luxury clothing by a U.S.-based fashion designer, such as Pauline Trigere, in the late 1950s. This piece is special because it shows the unique decorative technique that Schreiner used for a period of several years in reaction to the limited availability of the first aurora-borealis (AB) stones by Swarovski in 1956, which had been designed for Christian Dior. In response to the availability of only the initial AB color that mostly reflected bright blue and the high demand from other designers, Schreiner's creative family soon applied transparent glass paint to create additional colors, such as the light-green painted AB crystals on this brooch. According to Henry Schreiner's late daughter who took over the business with her jewelry-designer husband, this enabled them to become the first to produce costume jewelry with AB stones in different colors, while Swarovski took several years to introduce similar colors. All original painted AB crystals are intact in this brooch, which is significant since a lost stone...

This gorgeous Monique Vedie Talosel or resin brooch features a rare stylized dimensional tulip flower in textured orange salmon, light yellow, and green colors. The piece has a secur...

This charming 14-karat yellow gold bee fly brooch pin adds a delightful sparkle to any outfit. Adorned with twenty round rubies ranging from 1.88 to 3.0mm in size, the rubies have a ...

Cilea Paris designed this stunning dimensional floral brooch. The piece features a fantasy-inspired, artisanal design with a giant, stylized pumpkin in different textured patterns, s...

Made in 1962 by Swedish Rune Tennesmed, this modern minimal sterling silver geometric brooch features a faux ruby poured-glass red cabochon, concave sheet metal, and openwork that forms two corners of the two-tier triangular brooch. This simple abstract design is characteristic of the rounded geometric shapes that framed his silvery pieces, while his early work sometimes included a pop of brightly colored glass. Tennesmed (1929-2011) was a 20th-century studio metalsmith, who changed his given name Carlsson to reflect his craft and his business name, which means "pewtersmith" in Swedish. This unusually elegant and sleek piece was made for Scandinavian Atelje Stigbert, which was recognized for producing modern jewelry designs in sterling silver and gold. The brooch was likely commissioned by the Stigbert workshop founder Stig Engelbert who died in 1962, before his artisan sons evolved the family business to be known as Engelbert. Recognized as one of the most significant and popular Scandinavian artists of the mid-20th century, Tennesmed revived ancient Viking...