Vintage Hobe 1965 Brown Marble Cabochon Brooch

Original by Robert faux pearls and rhinestones brooch. Measures 3 1/4 inches long. Mid 20th century 1960. Wear consistent with age, crystal pearls.

Modernist 18k Gold .20ct Diamond brooch pin with ivory color design. Measures 2 inches x 1 7/8 inches, 25.1 grams. Maker unknown, wear consistent with age.

House of Igor Carl Faberge for Franklin Mint 14k yellow gold, brooch diamonds, emeralds and amethyst gemstones. Dated 91, marked 14k FM with Faberge ...

Signed sterling Corocraft jelly belly lucite rhinestones & silver goldplated brooch. With the Pegasus mark, made in the USA and designed by Adolp...

Breciated Jasper/ Carnelian Bronze Diva Pin as stated on the tag of this early Stephen Dweck Brooch - Measures 2.90 top to bottom x 1.90 wide. We ...

This fabulous carved vintage art deco bakelite and brass trimmed oval pin brooch will make any outfit sing. The brass is overlapping loops as the exterior. This is not a common bakelite pin...

A vintage stone brooch with amber is a versatile and timeless accessory that adds character and warmth to any collection. Whether you're drawn to amber for its natural beauty, its organic inclusions, or its warm glow, a vintage amber brooch...

This stunning and rare dangling brooch was made in the 1970s by one of Line Vautrin's students. The brown Talosel framing boasts an encrusted geometric form with honey amber resin cabochons on a silver foil background. The brooch has a security closing clasp at the back. There is no visible designer's mark. Dimensions: 1.69 in wide (4.2 cm) by 3.07 in long (7.8 cm). Reference: In the 1970s, the boutique Line Vautrin opened on the Left Bank in Paris and is thriving. However, Line is a designer, not a manager, and she needs to be involved in the creative process. She plans to open and lead a school where she will teach her manufacturing processes to others. Her daughter, Marie-Laure Bonnaud-Vautrin, taught there for ten years. The students are both enthusiasts who come to spend their free time and also artists searching for new techniques. Some artists who attended the Line Vautrin School...