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✦ PROVENANCE & COLLECTOR NOTE
This diminutive peacock brooch is a rare find — not only for its pristine condition, but for its colorway. Of the handful of Crown Trifari peacock brooches that surface on the collector market, the green and white enamel version is the scarcest. The blue colorway appears occasionally; this one almost never does. Active market research confirms only one comparable green-and-white example currently listed — and that one shows enamel loss. This piece does not. The enamel is fully intact, vivid, and shows no wear whatsoever.
Hallmarked Crown Trifari ©, placing its manufacture firmly between 1955 and 1969 — the copyright symbol era introduced after Trifari's landmark 1954 legal victory protecting costume jewelry designs. The body is cast in Trifanium, Trifari's proprietary post-WWII base alloy developed specifically to resist tarnishing and maintain a lasting gold-tone shine without polishing. It works. Decades later, this little bird still gleams.
✦ CONDITION
Excellent — No Enamel Wear. The green and white enamel is fully intact with no chips, losses, or crazing. Gold-tone Trifanium finish is bright and clean. Clasp is functional and secure. A genuinely superior example of this rare brooch.
✦ DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS
- Maker/Designer: Crown Trifari (Alfred Philippe era)
- Style: Figural lapel brooch — peacock with fanned tail
- Material: Trifanium base alloy (Trifari's proprietary tarnish-resistant gold-tone metal), green and white enamel
- Era: c. 1955–1969 (Crown Trifari © hallmark)
- Measurements: 1.07" × 1.07"
- Weight: 9 grams
- Hallmark: Crown Trifari ©
✦ GRACE NOTE
This sweet little peacock came to me in a satin jewelry box full of treasures that really meant something. The little box held love, memories, and history. This peacock was as special then as it is today. Wear it on a lapel, a scarf knot, or the collar of a crisp white blouse — small in size, enormous in character. For the Trifari collector who knows exactly what they're looking at.
✦ PROVENANCE & COLLECTOR NOTE
This diminutive peacock brooch is a rare find — not only for its pristine condition, but for its colorway. Of the handful of Crown Trifari peacock brooches that surface on the collector market, the green and white enamel version is the scarcest. The blue colorway appears occasionally; this one almost never does. Active market research confirms only one comparable green-and-white example currently listed — and that one shows enamel loss. This piece does not. The enamel is fully intact, vivid, and shows no wear whatsoever.
Hallmarked Crown Trifari ©, placing its manufacture firmly between 1955 and 1969 — the copyright symbol era introduced after Trifari's landmark 1954 legal victory protecting costume jewelry designs. The body is cast in Trifanium, Trifari's proprietary post-WWII base alloy developed specifically to resist tarnishing and maintain a lasting gold-tone shine without polishing. It works. Decades later, this little bird still gleams.
✦ CONDITION
Excellent — No Enamel Wear. The green and white enamel is fully intact with no chips, losses, or crazing. Gold-tone Trifanium finish is bright and clean. Clasp is functional and secure. A genuinely superior example of this rare brooch.
✦ DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS
- Maker/Designer: Crown Trifari (Alfred Philippe era)
- Style: Figural lapel brooch — peacock with fanned tail
- Material: Trifanium base alloy (Trifari's proprietary tarnish-resistant gold-tone metal), green and white enamel
- Era: c. 1955–1969 (Crown Trifari © hallmark)
- Measurements: 1.07" × 1.07"
- Weight: 9 grams
- Hallmark: Crown Trifari ©
✦ GRACE NOTE
This sweet little peacock came to me in a satin jewelry box full of treasures that really meant something. The little box held love, memories, and history. This peacock was as special then as it is today. Wear it on a lapel, a scarf knot, or the collar of a crisp white blouse — small in size, enormous in character. For the Trifari collector who knows exactly what they're looking at.