Swoboda - Coral - Gold-plated - Brooch - No reserve price





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Swoboda floral brooch, gold‑plated 24 karat, hand‑set with natural coral and jade, dating to the 1950s–1960s and unsigned, in very good condition with light wear, made in the United States, measuring 6.2 cm by 3.6 cm and weighing 8.66 g, no laboratory report.
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Magnificent floral brooch, refined and hand-decorated, Swoboda (USA), unsigned.\n\nMade in the 1950s-1960s.\n\nThe flowers are in natural coral 'Angel Skin' and the leaves in natural jade.\nThe metal is 24-karat gold plated.\nDimensions: 6.2 cm × 3.6 cm, weight: 8.66 g.\n\nDespite its age, the brooch is in very good condition.\nThis line was already very expensive in the 1950s-1960s.\nMany of its jewelry pieces were not always signed.\nEdward Swoboda, a talented jewelry designer, founded Swoboda Inc. in 1956 in Los Angeles.\nHis sumptuous jewelry, composed of polished gemstones, pearls, and coral, was unparalleled in fashion jewelry of the era.\nHe received commissions from Nancy Reagan and many Hollywood stars.\nA large portion of his jewelry is rare and highly sought after by collectors.\nDelivered with a transparent dust bag that is not original.\nRef.:68.
Magnificent floral brooch, refined and hand-decorated, Swoboda (USA), unsigned.\n\nMade in the 1950s-1960s.\n\nThe flowers are in natural coral 'Angel Skin' and the leaves in natural jade.\nThe metal is 24-karat gold plated.\nDimensions: 6.2 cm × 3.6 cm, weight: 8.66 g.\n\nDespite its age, the brooch is in very good condition.\nThis line was already very expensive in the 1950s-1960s.\nMany of its jewelry pieces were not always signed.\nEdward Swoboda, a talented jewelry designer, founded Swoboda Inc. in 1956 in Los Angeles.\nHis sumptuous jewelry, composed of polished gemstones, pearls, and coral, was unparalleled in fashion jewelry of the era.\nHe received commissions from Nancy Reagan and many Hollywood stars.\nA large portion of his jewelry is rare and highly sought after by collectors.\nDelivered with a transparent dust bag that is not original.\nRef.:68.

