This breathtaking vintage floral bouquet brooch is a showstopper in every sense — bursting with vibrant ruby-red marquise rhinestones, soft fuchsia pink accents, and beautifully hand-enameled green leaves. The dimensional bouquet design creates a lush, sculptural silhouette, all set atop a richly textured gold-tone backing with open-back and riveted construction. Though unsigned, this piece reflects the craftsmanship and color stories associated with high-quality mid-century designers.
Perfect for collectors, stylists, and anyone who appreciates bold vintage florals, this is one of those brooches that instantly elevates any look with its gorgeous color play and intricate detailing.
• Type: Vintage floral bouquet brooch
• Era: Mid-century (1950s–1960s style construction)
• Design: Ruby-red rhinestone bouquet with enamel leaves
• Colors: Ruby red, dark red, fuchsia pink, light pink, enamel green, gold-tone
• Materials: Marquise and round rhinestones, enamel-finished leaves, textured gold-tone metal
• Construction: Open-back marquise settings, riveted details, textured and high-shine gold-tone rear
• Size: Approx. 2 7/8 inches (height) × 1 7/8 inches (width)
• Back: Textured gold-tone with open-back navettes, riveted build
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition; stones brilliant, enamel vivid, pin mechanism secure
• Gorgeous ruby-red navettes with deep saturation and sparkle
• Beautiful enamel green leaves adding dimension and realism
• Pink floral clusters that soften the bold red palette
• Textured gold-tone backing — a sign of quality vintage craftsmanship
• A vibrant mid-century floral piece perfect for blazers, dresses, scarves & hats
• Striking color layering that photographs beautifully for boutique displays
Collector's Note
Unsigned mid-century floral brooches with enamel work + open-back red navette rhinestones are increasingly sought after, especially when constructed with rivets and textured goldwork like this one. These pieces often came from boutique-level manufacturers who produced limited runs — making these vibrant, sculptural bouquets far more collectible than standard mass-market florals.
This particular palette (ruby, fuchsia, and leaf-green enamel) is especially desirable among collectors who favor dramatic mid-century botanical designs.
