Art Deco Brooch

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Not all of us are blessed with a treasure trove of beautiful heirloom jewelry, passed down to us from our fabulously wealthy and stylish great-grandmothers. Not everyone can just reach into their closet and pull out the perfect true vintage art deco brooch, or flapper pearls to make the outfit sing. What’s a vintage-loving girl to do? Repros and costume jewelry, of course, like this lovely art deco brooch from 1928 Bridal.

Art Deco Brooch

Art Deco Revival “Eternity” brooch by 1928 Bridal.

 

Posted in 1920s Accessories, Art Deco Jewelry.
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  1. Striking brooch, love the design.

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