Coro Aquamarine Drop Dangling Brooch

Coro Aquamarine Drop Dangling Brooch

A dangling-type antique piece with large teardrop-shaped aqua blue rhinestone parts hanging from parts that look like they were designed with wave-like curves and splashes of light aqua blue rhinestones entwined with them. brooch.

The pale gold color matches beautifully with the light blue rhinestones, giving it an elegant and flowery look.

Engraved by Coro, an American vintage costume jewelry brand. This item was granted a design patent in 1953 by director Adolph Katz.

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Description

●Year: 1953
●Size: Please refer to the supplementary photo (graph paper glance is 5mm, palm width 72mm)
●Color, material: light gold color metal, rhinestones
/>●Brand, Designer: Coro, Adolph Katz
●Sign: Coro
●Condition: ★★★★ Vintage Excellent

[Costume jewelry popular brand story]
Coro

The brand name comes from the two founders, “Co” for Emanuel Cohen and “Ro” for Gerald Rorenberg. Founded in 1901, the company name was changed to Coro Inc. in 1943. Production in America continued until 1979 and in Canada until 1998.

Designer and director Adolf Katz, who joined the company in 1924, quickly led the company to rapid growth as America’s largest costume jewelry company. Along with TRIFARI, it is a manufacturer that produces a wide range of products from affordable to luxury lines in terms of quality and design, and is also a brand that is easy to collect.

Corocraft, launched in 1937, and Vendome, launched in 1944, are the company’s luxury brand lines.

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