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Duchess of Windsor "WW" Brooch
Duchess of Windsor "WW" Brooch
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The Uncrowned Queen
ERA: A Scandalous Love Affair that Shook an Empire
STYLE NOTES: Iconic Monogram, Royal History, Defiant Elegance, Brilliant Sparkle
PAIRS WELL WITH: The lapel of a perfectly tailored blazer, a simple black dress, or any outfit that needs a touch of royal drama. It's a conversation starter, a piece of history, a testament to a love that defied all rules.
The Character Arc
Wear a piece of the 20th century's greatest, most scandalous love story. This is a rare, pristine brooch from the official "Duchess of Windsor Collection," exclusively created by the legendary London department store, Harrods.
In 1987, the world watched as the breathtaking jewelry collection of Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor—the woman for whom a king gave up his throne—was auctioned at Sotheby's. Harrods was then granted the exclusive right to recreate these iconic pieces.
This 'WW' (for Wallis Windsor) monogram brooch is one of the most famous and sought-after designs from that collection, lavishly paved with brilliant, clear crystals. It was the kind of piece a woman buys not for a man, but for herself. A reward for a small victory, a quiet celebration of her own worth. It’s a reminder that every woman deserves to be seen, to be celebrated, and to wear her own crown, even if it's one she places on her own head.
Description
Brand/Maker: Harrods (for The Duchess of Windsor Collection)
Era: Post-1987 Replica of a 1930s design
Materials: Gold-plated metal, Crystal Rhinestones
Measurements: A substantial 2.37 inches (6.02 cm) long.
Weight: A noticeable 24.5 grams.
Condition: MINT, COLLECTOR-GRADE VINTAGE CONDITION (9.9/10)
This piece is in extraordinary, near-perfect condition and appears. The gold plating is brilliant and flawless. Every single crystal is present, crystal clear, and exceptionally sparkly. A true treasure for a collector, presented as it would have been on the day it was sold at Harrods.
