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An absolute dream find for vintage connoisseurs and serious jewelry collectors alike. This spectacular 1940s Coro floral spray brooch comes directly from an estate in its original, unopened vintage cellophane packaging—a truly rare "New Old Stock" (NOS) survival piece. Meticulously crafted during WWII when precious base metals were restricted, this elegant bouquet is forged from genuine sterling silver with a rich, glowing gold vermeil wash. The sweeping, multi-stem bouquet features an array of vibrant, open-back marquis and oval rhinestones in a brilliant kaleidoscope of sapphire blue, ruby red, amethyst purple, emerald green, and amber topaz. Measuring a substantial 9 cm and weighing 15 grams, this historically documented design is clearly stamped with the classic "Coro Sterling" hallmark plaque on the reverse side. Pristine, untouched by time, and perfectly preserved, this museum-grade piece brings an immediate injection of mid-century high-glamour to any collection.
