
Jewelry
Gold-tone brooch with faux pearls and rhinestones in a circular wreath design
$35
+ $5.95 shipping, or free in-store pickup
This style of circular wreath brooch became popular during the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1950s through the 1970s. These pieces were often crafted with gold-plated base metal, adorned with faux pearls and rhinestones to create an elegant, affordable alternative to fine jewelry. The wreath or circular ribbon motif symbolized unity and eternity, making these brooches popular for both everyday wear and special occasions. Such brooches appeal to vintage jewelry collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century costume jewelry who appreciate the craftsmanship and aesthetic of this era. The combination of lustrous faux pearls and sparkling rhinestones creates a timeless elegance that remains fashionable today. Collectors value these pieces for their nostalgic charm, quality construction, and the way they represent the democratization of beautiful jewelry during the post-war period.
- Dimensions
- 1"approx
- Condition
- Excellent
Ships fully insured in custom-built packing, typically within 5–7 business days of order confirmation. International shipping available — duties and taxes are the buyer's responsibility.
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