Vintage Victorian Revival Red Glass & Pearl Brooch – Prong‑Set 1960s European

Vintage Victorian Revival Red Glass & Pearl Brooch – Prong‑Set 1960s EuropeanVintage Victorian Revival Red Glass Cabochon & Faux Pearl Brooch, Gold Tone, 1960s70s European A vintage Victorian Revival brooch crafted in Europe during the late 1960s to mid1970s, designed with a deep red faceted glass cabochon framed by ornate goldtone scrollwork and clusters of faux pearls. The rich color and floral detailing echo 19thcentury motifs, while the construction including front and back pin stops reflects Austrian and German jewelry

Vintage Victorian Revival Red Glass Cabochon & Faux Pearl Brooch, Gold Tone, 1960s–70s European

A vintage Victorian Revival brooch crafted in Europe during the late 1960s to mid‑1970s, designed with a deep red faceted glass cabochon framed by ornate gold‑tone scrollwork and clusters of faux pearls. The rich color and floral detailing echo 19th‑century motifs, while the construction — including front and back pin stops — reflects Austrian and German jewelry techniques of the period.
A compact, elegant accent that adds a romantic touch to a blazer, knit, or dress. Beautifully preserved and full of vintage character.
Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age. Glass cabochon is bright and secure; pearls are intact; pin mechanism functions properly.

 DETAILS
• Era: late 1960s–mid‑1970s
• Style: Victorian Revival
• Origin: European (likely Austrian or German)
• Materials: gold‑tone metal, faceted red glass, faux pearls
• Closure: bar pin with front and back pin stops
• Unsigned
• Dimensions: approx. 1½" length × ⅞" width

A refined accent for evening wear, holiday outfits, or romantic styling. It also makes a thoughtful choice when you want to offer something with a touch of old‑world detail.

Choosing vintage extends the life of existing materials and supports a more thoughtful way of collecting.

Gift-ready packaging included.
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