Branded merchandise collection - Coro brooches, bracelets and earrings
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Selected by Fleur Feijen
Holds a degree in International Fashion Management with 15 years' industry experience.
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Coro collection of mid‑20th‑century United States costume jewelry comprising 11 pieces, including seven brooches, two pairs of earrings and two bracelets, in excellent condition.
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Description from the seller
This collection of Coro costume jewelry dates primarily from the 1940s-1960s, when Coro was one of America's leading costume jewelry manufacturers. The pieces showcase various design styles including floral motifs, rhinestone embellishments, and the distinctive craftsmanship that made Coro pieces highly recognizable in the mid-century costume jewelry market. This outstanding collection consists of seven brooches, two pairs of earring, and two bracelets. Bright glistening aquamarine colored crystals in various shades of blue. Egyptian revival scarab bracelet. An array of snowflake, floral and wishbone motif brooches. The Coro Pegasus mark (seen on the brooch) indicates a higher-end item from the company's line. The entire vintage jewelry collection is in outstanding condition.
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This collection of Coro costume jewelry dates primarily from the 1940s-1960s, when Coro was one of America's leading costume jewelry manufacturers. The pieces showcase various design styles including floral motifs, rhinestone embellishments, and the distinctive craftsmanship that made Coro pieces highly recognizable in the mid-century costume jewelry market. This outstanding collection consists of seven brooches, two pairs of earring, and two bracelets. Bright glistening aquamarine colored crystals in various shades of blue. Egyptian revival scarab bracelet. An array of snowflake, floral and wishbone motif brooches. The Coro Pegasus mark (seen on the brooch) indicates a higher-end item from the company's line. The entire vintage jewelry collection is in outstanding condition.
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Details
Number of objects
11
Type
Coro brooches, bracelets and earrings
Period
Mid 20th century
Country of origin
United States
Condition
Excellent
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