This is no ordinary brooch. This is a Monet masterpiece from the golden age of mid-century costume jewelry.
Crafted in the 1960s–1970s, this heavy, sculptural brooch is designed to command attention. Gleaming gold-tone wirework is artfully woven into a dimensional, almost bowl-shaped flower with rich movement and texture. It’s not flat or simple—it’s a layered, meticulously designed work of wearable art.
At the center, five large, prong-set clear rhinestones catch the light with dazzling brilliance, adding just the right amount of sparkle to this bold vintage statement. The petals curve and twist in fluid motion, showcasing Monet’s commitment to elegant, high-quality design.
This is the kind of vintage jewelry that elevates an entire outfit: pin it to a crisp black blazer, a chic wool coat, a velvet evening dress, or even a modern structured handbag. It’s classic, sophisticated, and unforgettable.
Signed Monet on the secure fold-over clasp, this piece is a testament to a time when costume jewelry was designed to last—heavy in the hand, gleaming with quality, and made to turn heads.
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Maker: Monet (signed on reverse)
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Era: Circa 1960s–1970s
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Materials: Gold-tone metal wirework, clear faceted rhinestones
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Design: Dimensional sculptural flower with layered wired petals
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Center: Five prong-set clear rhinestones
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Size: Approximately 2 inches in diameter
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition, never worn
