Elegant Rhinestone Butterfly Brooch Pin – Vintage Luxury Style for Women

This Elegant Rhinestone Butterfly Brooch Pin exudes vintage luxury style, making it a perfect accessory for women. The multicolor rhinestones set in yellow gold plated metal create a stunning design that is ideal for special occasions like Mother’s Day, birthdays, or Valentine’s Day. The adjustable brooch feature ensures a comfortable fit on any outfit, showcasing nature and love themes with its butterfly shape. This unique and original piece is a beautiful addition to any fashion collection, sourced from China and made with excellent cut grade crystals.

VTG Liz Claiborne Green Rhinestone Brooch Pin 2” Gold Tone Flower

Add a touch of elegance to your outfit with this stunning Liz Claiborne Icy Blue Green Rhinestone Flower Brooch. This is a perfect addition to your fashion jewelry collection. -Liz Claiborne. -excellent condition Т he photos have been enlarged to show detail & condition.

Liz Claiborne Green Rhinestone Brooch Pin 2” Gold Tone Flower

Add a touch of elegance to your outfit with this stunning Liz Claiborne Icy Blue Green Rhinestone Flower Brooch. This is a perfect addition to your fashion jewelry collection. -Liz Claiborne. -excellent condition Т he photos have been enlarged to show detail & condition.

Vintage mid-century whirlpool pin.

Visual DetailsCentral Focal Stone: Features a large, round, brilliant amber/topaz glass rhinestone centered inside a secure bezel setting framed with a dainty beaded metal border.The Swirling Pinwheels: Seven overlapping, crescent-shaped pinwheel arms spiral outward from the center. Each arm is heavily textured along the borders with rows of tiny raised gold beads (milgrain detailing).Stone Settings: The interior channels of the swirling arms are pave-set with small, graduated light citrine yellow rhinestones that catch the light beautifully, giving the illusion of a glowing, kinetic whirlpool.This multi-tiered “pinwheel” or “rosette” geometry was a staple fashion trend during the 1950s and 1960s.