Description
●Approx. Size: Please refer to the supplementary photo with rulers. The black is in inches, and the white is in cm.
●Color, Materials: 24K gold coated metal, natural stone (tiger’s eye, jade, garnet)
n●Brand, Designer: Swoboda
● Engraving: © SWO
●Condition: Vintage Mint (Unused dead stock item from the collection of Nate Waxman, one of the founders and designers of Swoboda. Excellent condition.)
A vintage brooch made by Swoboda that depicts a sparrow chick with its wide open mouth that looks like it’s about to jump out even though it can’t fly.
This is an unused deadstock brooch from the collection of Nate Waxman, the founder and designer of Swoboda.
The feathers are jade with a feather pattern engraved on them. Her eyes are a cute red garnet. The body is a large tiger eye cabochon, and the surface is signed a pattern resembling a scarab (golden bug).
The history of scarab jewelry dates back to the time of Cleopatra in Egypt, and it has been considered a symbol of rebirth and eternal life, as well as protection and fertility. Ta.
Swobodais known for its colorful use of polished natural stones, rather than its ‘typical’ cut gemstone jewelry, and its wonderful designs with natural motifs such as birds, flowers, and insects. Masu. It was founded in Los Angeles in 1956 and continued until 1979. It is said that engraved jewelry began to be engraved in 1966, and jewelry made before that time is not engraved.
Tiger Eye is said to be a natural power stone that is said to have the power to increase luck in work and money.
