1960s Crown Trifari "Confetti Colors" Leaf Brooch
Gold
$77.00 USD
Sale price
$77.00 USD
Regular price
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Beautiful 1960s Vintage Crown Trifari "Confetti Colors" Leaf Brooch In Great Condition.
This elegant pin measures approximately 2 3/8" x 2 1/4".
This lovely brooch features a modernist, open-work leaf shape crafted in gold-toned metal, featuring a "polka dot" or confetti pattern of colorful enamel circles. This specific variation uses shades of pink, purple, and red enamel.
Trifari jewelry was founded by Italian immigrant Gustavo Trifari in 1910, evolving into the partnership Trifari, Krussman and Fishel in 1925. The brand became a leader in high-quality costume jewelry, especially after hiring Alfred Philippe in 1930, who introduced fine jewelry techniques like invisible settings. His designs, such as the famous "Crown Trifari" and "Jelly Belly" brooches, and the creation of the non-tarnishing metal Trifarium. These types of brooches are the most sought sought-after and tend to have the highest value.
Please see pictures before purchasing.
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1960s Crown Trifari "Confetti Colors" Leaf Brooch
$77.00 USD
Sale price
$77.00 USD
Regular price
This elegant pin measures approximately 2 3/8" x 2 1/4".
This lovely brooch features a modernist, open-work leaf shape crafted in gold-toned metal, featuring a "polka dot" or confetti pattern of colorful enamel circles. This specific variation uses shades of pink, purple, and red enamel.
Trifari jewelry was founded by Italian immigrant Gustavo Trifari in 1910, evolving into the partnership Trifari, Krussman and Fishel in 1925. The brand became a leader in high-quality costume jewelry, especially after hiring Alfred Philippe in 1930, who introduced fine jewelry techniques like invisible settings. His designs, such as the famous "Crown Trifari" and "Jelly Belly" brooches, and the creation of the non-tarnishing metal Trifarium. These types of brooches are the most sought sought-after and tend to have the highest value.
Please see pictures before purchasing.
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