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There’s a quiet kind of power in simplicity — and this 1950s double pin brooch is a masterclass in that understated grace. Crafted in the post-war era when elegance was whispered rather than shouted, this brooch is a beautifully preserved example of mid-century refinement. Its modest proportions — 6 cm by 2 cm — belie its stunning impact.
 
The design is a perfectly balanced composition of brilliant-cut round Austrian crystals, framed around a striking central row of baguette-cut stones that draw the eye inward. At each end, a subtle fan of tapered baguettes points outward like miniature arrows — anchoring the piece with architectural clarity and adding a soft Art Deco sensibility. The overall silhouette tapers ever so slightly, giving it a tailored structure that feels timelessly polished.
 
The brooch is mounted in rhodium-plated metal, lending it a sleek, platinum-toned finish that resists tarnish and catches the light with a quiet gleam. It remains in immaculate vintage condition, with no dulling, damage, or missing stones — a true rarity for its age.
 
While its sparkle is undeniable, it’s the versatility that makes this brooch a wardrobe essential. Pin it to a structured blazer lapel for a subtle sparkle during boardroom meetings, or use it to cinch a silk scarf, elevate a monochrome dress, or punctuate a vintage handbag. It offers that polished finishing touch that feels both considered and effortlessly chic — the kind of detail that makes people look twice.
 
Discreetly dazzling and endlessly wearable, this brooch is proof that not all statement pieces need to shout. Some simply shine.
 
- 1950s
- Austrian crystals and rhodium plated metal
- In excellent vintage condition. No defect or damage or damage. Please see close up video for quality assurance.
- Measures:  6cm long x 2 cm wide
- Sourced from a coveted vintage fair in London, UK