Diamanté French Brooch or Pair of Clips
Diamanté French Brooch or Pair of Clips
$ 175
Additional information
| Maker | Unsigned |
|---|---|
| Size | Brooch: 2 1/8" x 1"; clip: 1" x 1" |
| Condition | Excellent (minor clouding of a few stones) |
| Date | 1930s |
| Marks | "DEPOSE" (French word for "patented") on clips; "MADE IN FRANCE" & "DEPOSE" on frame |
This diamanté French brooch was designed to be worn as a brooch (at different angles, as shown) and as separate dress clips. With its symmetrical Art Deco design, this jewel has a third option: one clip as a pendant on a chain. The one shown in the photo is sterling silver and is not included. The setting of this piece is rhodium-plated base metal. The brooch clasp is the trombone style, which is typically used in French pieces from this era. This piece is marked Deposé, which is the French word for patented. Scroll down to see a selection of coordinating bracelets.
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