Brooches

Brooches serve your wardrobe in many ways.

Collectors covet this jewelry accessory. The brooch is singularly the most collected jewelry item. Large pieces show up powerfully on the lapel of a coat. Dainty pins add a simple touch of pretty to a cardigan. Brooches continue to find their way into women’s jewelry collections.

Prior to the 50s jewelry was simple. Consequently after the war, the drama of 50s jewelry exploded into the fashion scene. Hence, the brooch was the perfect example of proud extravagance.

Sarah Coventry magnified the brooch in tones of gold and silver. Most relevant to the rise of the brooch was Austrian crystal. Aurora Borealis hazing accented the brilliance of crystal making it highly sought after. Also, faceted clear and colored rhinestones vary in sizes to make up amazing tiered art pieces.Rhinestones are set into the metal creating perfect balance. Oftentimes layered filigreed metalwork holds a dome of brilliant sparkle and light.

Brooches make perfect gifts.