During the 1950s and 60s, horse motifs became one of the most beloved themes in costume jewelry. They symbolized freedom, grace, and the timeless elegance of the equestrian lifestyle—a world long associated with sophistication and refinement.
Sparkling with Aurora Borealis crystals, a finish introduced by Swarovski in 1955, this brooch captures the glamour of the Mid-Century era. Under the light, its iridescent stones shift between shades of blue, violet and green, bringing the sculptural horse to life.
Interestingly, Coro produced a very similar horse brooch during the same period. Whether this piece was made by the same contract manufacturer or inspired by Coro's popular design remains a mystery—a reminder that many vintage costume jewelry makers shared molds and drew inspiration from one another.
Sometimes, the story isn't just about who made it—it's about the era that inspired it.
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition with minor wear in generam
Dimension: 6.1 x 3 cm
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