#126 Florenza Brooch

About the Maker: FLORENZA, established in New York City in the late 1940s, was renowned for crafting jewelry that echoed the old-world European aesthetic with rich metalwork and elaborate detail. Their pieces were not mass-produced-they were miniature art objects, built to impress. & Design Highlights: - Regal central cameo depicting a classical lady in profile, evoking Roman antiquity and Victorian sentiment Surrounded by intricately cast gold-tone filigree in fleur-de-lis inspired frame Embellished with deep garnet-red rhinestones and sky-blue cabochons, reminiscent of royal treasures and ecclesiastical jewels Finished with ornate, dangling charms that add movement and drama-like something from the ourt of Marie Antoinette or a scene from a lotticelli painting Era: Circa 1950s Maker: FLORENZA (signed) Ideal For: Lovers of baroque, vintage costume jewelry collectors, theatrical stylists, or anyone who believes jewelry should tell a story