French Brooches

These authentic Chanel Gold CC Clasp with Chain Surround Pin is in very good condition from the Fall 1997 collection. Gold tone interlocking CC “twist lock” clasp is centered within...

Brooches are cast bronze in the lost wax technique and plated in silver or gold.

This charming Van Cleef & Arpels Diamond Dog Brooch features an endearing depiction of a Saint Bernard, meticulously crafted with pave diamonds that enhance its delightful presence. ...

Augustine - (Made in France) Glass paste brooch/pendant. Additional information: Condition: Very good condition Dimensions: Diameter: 6 cm Seller Reference: BR168

Yves Saint Laurent - Gold metal brooch with red and blue rhinestones. Additional information: Dimensions: 10 L cm Condition: Very good condition Seller Ref number: BR18

Inspired by an ancient motif, this "fibula" brooch is a rare example of an Art Deco jewel by Suzanne Belperron. The brooch is noteworthy for its dramatic horizontality and is from th...

In the 1930s, the creative women at the House of René Boivin returned to naturalistic themes—like this blue sapphire "Feuille," or "Leaf," brooch—as many mainstream jewelers were looking elsewhere for inspiration. Madame Jeanne Boivin brought back armfuls of leaves from her long walks in the forest, and encouraged designer Juliette Moutard...

An elegant brooch manufactured by Cartier during the 1980s, representing a heart shape entailed by the encounter of two loveable dolphins. The item presents approximately 10cts of ve...

Schiaparelli Haute Couture Harlequin Brooch, Spring 1939 Jean Schlumberger. The 12 Dictates. Some of which still reign true... 1. Since ...

Elsa Schiaparelli: "I gave to pink, the nerve of the red, a neon pink, an unreal pink, Shocking Pink" Yves Saint Laurent: Schiaparelli's pink was "an aggressive, brawling, warrior pink” Elsa Schiaparelli's "Shocking" Pink was a color which derived from a 17.27 carat rose colored Cartier diamond known as the Tete de Belier, belonging to her friend and client, Daisy Fellowes. Shocking Pink was used for the eponymous perfume "Shocking", which was launched in 1937. The packaging was designed by artist Leonor Fini and the bottle was based on Mae West's curvaceous figure. Her first shoe-hat, designed for her autumn 1937 collection, had a Shocking Pink heel. Salvador Dali loved the color so much he used it for one of his own works, “an enormous stuffed bear...