Description
●Approx. Size: Howlite 9/16″ x 1/2″ (15 mm x 13 mm), Pearl 5/32″ (4 mm) diameter, Petal stone-approx. 7 mm x 5 mm | Please refer to the supplementary photo with rulers. The black is in inches, and the white is in cm.
●Color, Materials: K24 gold Gold coated metal, natural stones (howlite, opal, citrine, jade/jade, pearl)
●Brand, Designer: Swoboda
●Signed: Swoboda
●Condition: From the collection of Nate Waxman, one of the founders and designer of Swoboda Unused dead stock item. It’s in great condition. (There is a small scratch on the surface of one of the opal cabochons on the petal, and it is not perfectly smooth. We only ask those who understand that this is the natural appearance of natural stones.)
Opal, citrine, jade and tricolor flowers arranged in a mysterious purple howlite vase Swoboda vintage brooch .
The center of the large flower is decorated with a neat pearl, and the mouth and handle of the vase are also elaborately designed.The size of this natural stone and the combination of variations make it a very gorgeous item.
One of the opal petals is not in perfect smooth condition,
This is an unused item from the collection of Nate Waxman, the founder and designer of Swoboda. Please use this only if you understand the natural appearance of natural stone.
Swoboda‘sVintage Brooch is 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.
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.
