Vintage Intricate Circular Design Gold Tone Brooch – Elegant Retro Jewelry
$14.50
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$14.50
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Vintage Intricate Circular Design Gold Tone Brooch – Elegant Retro Jewelry
Condition:
used
$14.50
Sale price
$14.50
Regular price
A vintage circular brooch from Rhea Jewelry Co., featuring an intricate open‑work gold‑tone design with a smooth metallic finish. Lightweight and versatile, it displays well on coats, scarves, bags, or seasonal outfits. The detailed cut‑out pattern offers a classic mid‑century look suitable for collectors or everyday wear.
Details
- Rhea Jewelry Co. circular gold‑tone brooch
- Intricate open‑work design
- Smooth metallic finish with retro styling
- Lightweight construction suitable for a variety of fabrics
- Light surface wear consistent with age
- Pin mechanism functions properly
Size
- Standard brooch sizing
- Proportions suitable for lapels, scarves, or accessory styling
Notes
Vintage pieces are pre-owned and may show light signs of age or use. Please review all provided photos and feel free to contact support with any questions to help make an informed decision. Due to the nature and delicacy of vintage jewelry, returns are not accepted.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
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