Coro Infinity Ribbon & Amber Flower Brooch

Coro Infinity Ribbon & Amber Flower Brooch

A vintage brooch with flowers and leaves embedded in yellow amber rhinestones attached to a ribbon tied to an infinity symbol representing eternity.

The flower parts are thick, the flowers have a design reminiscent of cherry blossoms, and the leaves have a fine milgrain-like pattern on the edges.

Etched with the Pegasus stamp used by Coro, an American vintage costume jewelry brand, around 1945.

The ribbon motif itself has been established as a part of clothing, so it is easy to coordinate, and when you wear it, it stands out and becomes even more cute. It has the fashion power to update your simple, standard fashion items.

Coro-Infinity Ribbon & Flower Brooch [sold out] and rhinestones in different colors However, due to the condition, we have reduced the price significantly.

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Description

●Circa: Around 1945
●Size: 4.9cm x 2.7cm
●Color, material: Gold-colored metal, rhinestone
●Brand, designer: Coro Pegasus
● Engraving: Logo mark that combines Coro and Pegasus, Coro There is some peeling. It may be hard to tell if it is worn due to the way it has peeled off and the gold shading. Please check it in the photos.

[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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