Vintage Leo Glass Emerald Rhinestones & Sterling Silver Round Floral Brooch | Jewelry Lover gift

Indulge in the allure of yesteryears with this exquisite and delicate vintage sterling silver and rhinestones open-work round brooch signed Leo Glass, from the 1940s. 🌼✨

Prepare to be captivated by the intricate craftsmanship of this piece: a finely detailed flower graces the top, its heart adorned with a rich emerald rhinestone that commands attention. Nestled on each side of the flower, two dainty sterling silver leaves add a touch of natural elegance, evoking a sense of botanical beauty.

A clear rhinestone, is flanked by two exquisite gleaming emerald rhinestones. Every rhinestone is impeccably prong set, showcasing the precision and dedication of the artisan.

Elegantly etched within an oval cartouche at the back, the signature "Leo Glass Sterling" stands as a testament to the brooch's origin and exceptional quality. Preserved in excellent vintage condition, this brooch is a treasure that embodies the essence of a bygone era.

Adorn yourself with a touch of vintage glamour as this brooch graces your attire with timeless elegance. A symphony of sterling silver and rhinestones, this piece is not just jewelry, but a work of art that reflects the intricate craftsmanship and style of the 1940s.

Elevate your collection with this vintage Leo Glass masterpiece – a fusion of sterling silver, rhinestone radiance, and artistic ingenuity. 💫 

Dimensions: diameter 1 1/8"

By purchasing this item, you are contributing to a more sustainable fashion future. All jewelry comes gift packaged in organza bags or gift boxes.  Please note that most of the jewelry photos are taken at 5 to 10X magnification. This shows any blemishes much more magnified than they really are. Please check dimensions as items might look bigger in pictures.

Founded by Leo Glass in September, 1928, Leo Glass & Company Inc. produced costume jewelry of the highest quality, sold in the best shops. According to sources, Leo Glass himself had worked for Lisner jewelry company for 10 years before starting his own company. Their first decorations produced in 1929, included such collections as “Season’s Sensation” and Hawaian Lei Motif Jewelry.” The designers who worked in the company – Leo Glass, Anne Glass, Beatrice Glass, and David Mir (since 1941), who previously worked at Trifari.

Located in New York City, Leo Glass & Company Inc. closed in 1957.