A breathtaking mid-century statement brooch crafted with glowing givrè glass navettes, brilliant peridot rhinestones, and iridescent aurora borealis accents — all set in a richly plated gold-tone, riveted construction. This large, dimensional piece is a stunning example of 1950s–1960s boutique craftsmanship, echoing the elevated style of Juliana, Regency, and other high-end houses of the era.
The elongated givrè stones shift from soft milky green to opalescent yellow fire as they catch the light, while the faceted peridot stones add vivid sparkle that radiates from the domed center. The surrounding AB chatons enhance that jeweled glow, creating a luminous floral burst that feels both ethereal and powerful on the lapel.
Luxurious, sculptural, and exceptionally made — this brooch is a true collectible for lovers of fine vintage jewelry.
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Mid-century vintage floral domed brooch
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Features givrè glass navettes with opalescent internal glow
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Peridot rhinestones in brilliant faceted rounds
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Aurora borealis chatons surrounding the perimeter for added radiance
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Heavy, riveted gold-tone backing with open stone cups
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Classic rollover safety clasp
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Diameter: approx. 2¾ inches
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Pin length: approx. 1¼ inches
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All stones prong-set and securely seated
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Excellent vintage condition — no dead stones, beautiful brilliance throughout
Styling Notes
This brooch transforms anything it touches. Pin it:
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On a winter coat lapel for a jewel-toned pop
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At the décolletage of a black dress for dramatic contrast
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Onto a cashmere sweater for a touch of mid-century glamour
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On a purse or scarf as a standout accessory
A showstopper for collectors who love color, light, and elevated vintage craftsmanship.
Collector's Note
Large givrè glass brooches from this era are coveted not only for their beauty but also for their complexity — riveted backs, multi-layered construction, and premium stones are signatures of higher-end mid-century boutique designers. This piece is unusually vibrant and substantial, making it ideal for advanced collectors or those looking to build a refined jewelry archive.
