Coro Pearl Berry Bird Brooch [Garnet]

A vintage brooch featuring a small bird perched on a twig, with a pearl on its belly, three turquoise cabochons on its long tail, and garnet-colored rhinestones for its eyes.

The open work on the tail, the very fine satin texture on the head, the texture of the feathers that look like thin rope wires lined up, and the gold base is one color, but it is a very versatile craft. .

This item is from Coro, a popular costume jewelry brand that was founded in 1901 and continued in the United States until 1979 and then in Canada until 1998.

The one lined up in the palm photo is a Pearlberry bird brooch with blue eyes [Aqua].

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Description

●Size: 3.8cm x 2cm
●Color, material: Gold-tone metal, rhinestone, turquoise cabochon
●Brand, designer: Coro Pegasus
●Sign: © Pegasus logo mark in front of Coro However, it is hidden away and overlaps with the pearl shadow, so I don’t think you will notice it during normal wear. Please check the photo. Overall, it looks like it is an unused item due to its scratch-free gold shine. It’s in great condition.)


[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.