ART Faux Pearl Sea Urchin Pearl Brooch 1950s

$65.00

This exceptional vintage ART pearl sea urchin brooch showcases the stunning architectural dimensionality that made Arthur Pepper creations a mid-century favorite. Designed as a striking, multi-tiered dome, the brooch features dozens of pristine, teardrop-shaped creamy faux pearls expanding outward from a central cluster. Each teardrop pearl mimics the texture of an oceanic sea urchin or a glittering celestial burst, prong-set onto slender, polished gold-tone rays that project beautifully from the core base.

Crafted during the golden age of American costume jewelry, the heavy gold-plated setting boasts an open-backed, tiered metal matrix that lends incredible structural depth without adding unnecessary weight. The reverse side features a traditional rollover safety clasp and the signature stamped "ART" hallmark accompanied by a copyright symbol. It is a stunning, high-texture accessory that adds immediate vintage luxury and sophisticated mid-century character when pinned to a structured blazer lapel, winter coat, or silk scarf.

This exceptional vintage ART pearl sea urchin brooch showcases the stunning architectural dimensionality that made Arthur Pepper creations a mid-century favorite. Designed as a striking, multi-tiered dome, the brooch features dozens of pristine, teardrop-shaped creamy faux pearls expanding outward from a central cluster. Each teardrop pearl mimics the texture of an oceanic sea urchin or a glittering celestial burst, prong-set onto slender, polished gold-tone rays that project beautifully from the core base.

Crafted during the golden age of American costume jewelry, the heavy gold-plated setting boasts an open-backed, tiered metal matrix that lends incredible structural depth without adding unnecessary weight. The reverse side features a traditional rollover safety clasp and the signature stamped "ART" hallmark accompanied by a copyright symbol. It is a stunning, high-texture accessory that adds immediate vintage luxury and sophisticated mid-century character when pinned to a structured blazer lapel, winter coat, or silk scarf.