A striking silver and clear and coloured paste Art Deco jabot pin, 1920s

A striking and highly decorative brooch , in the form of a Maltese Cross, designed and manufactured by Coro, in the 1950s. Composed of four large faceted and tapered topaz glass ston...

An outstanding and very rare brooch in the form of a beautiful and stylised butterfly, designed by Alfred Philippe for Trifari. It is part of a range of jewellery designed in the 'Moghul' style, using ruby, emerald and sapphire colours, reminiscent of jewels created by Cartier. A true collector's item and becoming ever scarce to find, this is a highly welcome addition to any serious costume jewellery collection plus a joy to wear. The firm of Trifari was founded in 1925 by Gustavo Trifari, Leo F...

This alluring vintage lapel brooch of opulent aesthetic and unmatched sophistication depicts a most precious bunch of flowers realized in diamonds and 18 Karat White gold. The flower...

This Christian Lacroix brooch is a notable piece from the 1990s, reflecting the designer’s penchant for drawing inspiration from classical art and architecture. Crafted in satin gold plate, the brooch features an abstract design reminiscent of architectural scrollwork, adorned with a faux pearl accent. Measuring approximately 2.75 inches in both width and height, it bears the signature oval plaque on the reverse side, inscribed with “Christian Lacroix,” the iconic “CL” initials, and “Made in France.” This design exemplifies Lacroix’s distinctive style, which often incorporates baroque and rococo elements, resulting in bold and expressive jewelry pieces. The use of faux pearls and intricate gold-plated scrollwork showcases his ability to blend classical motifs with contemporary fashion. Given its fine condition and distinctive design, this brooch is a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage Christian Lacroix jewelry.