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PROVENANCE & COLLECTOR NOTE: A masterclass in botanical drama. This oversized sculptural floral brooch is a rare find for the collector who isn't afraid to make an entrance. Measuring a magnificent 5 inches in length, it features rhythmic, layered petals of translucent glass that capture and bend the light like a prism. The wire-wrapped construction gives it a "living" organic movement, bridging the gap between whimsical fantasy and high-fashion architecture.
CONDITION Vintage Excellent (All glass petals intact; secure long-stem pin)
DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS
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Style: Large-Scale 3D Sculptural Flower
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Materials: Faceted Glass Petals, Gold-Tone Wired Frame
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Dimensions: 5" x 3" (Substantial statement size)
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Weight: 24 grams (Grounded but wearable on structured fabrics)
GRACE NOTE Grace Note: A brooch of this scale is a stylist's secret weapon. Because of the 5-inch length, it shouldn't just sit on a lapel—I love seeing it pinned at the waist of a wrap dress or used as a "shoulder corsage" on a structured blazer. The way the glass petals change color against different fabrics makes it a true chameleon of your collection.
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PROVENANCE & COLLECTOR NOTE: A masterclass in botanical drama. This oversized sculptural floral brooch is a rare find for the collector who isn't afraid to make an entrance. Measuring a magnificent 5 inches in length, it features rhythmic, layered petals of translucent glass that capture and bend the light like a prism. The wire-wrapped construction gives it a "living" organic movement, bridging the gap between whimsical fantasy and high-fashion architecture.
CONDITION Vintage Excellent (All glass petals intact; secure long-stem pin)
DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS
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Style: Large-Scale 3D Sculptural Flower
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Materials: Faceted Glass Petals, Gold-Tone Wired Frame
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Dimensions: 5" x 3" (Substantial statement size)
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Weight: 24 grams (Grounded but wearable on structured fabrics)
GRACE NOTE Grace Note: A brooch of this scale is a stylist's secret weapon. Because of the 5-inch length, it shouldn't just sit on a lapel—I love seeing it pinned at the waist of a wrap dress or used as a "shoulder corsage" on a structured blazer. The way the glass petals change color against different fabrics makes it a true chameleon of your collection.