This is a vintage-style openwork wreath/interlocking geometric circle brooch featuring a dark gunmetal (or hematite-tone) finish, intricate filigree scrollwork, and round ruby-red/garnet rhinestones set across six overlapping panels. Age Assessment Estimated Era: Contemporary to Late 20th Century (Modern / Vintage Style, ca. 1980s–2000s). Hardware & Construction: The back reveals a standard modern round safety catch (rotary spin-lock mechanism) mounted on a small base plate, paired with a short pin stem. This mechanical hinge style and assembly method are typical of mass-produced fashion/costume jewelry from the late 20th century onward. Finish & Details: The dark gunmetal plating and textured openwork casting are classic design elements seen in vintage-inspired pieces sold by department stores or fashion jewelry brands (such as Monet, Avon, Premier Designs, or boutique lines) during the 1980s through early 2000s. 1.75"