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Juliana D&E "Alchemist's Leaf" Brooch
Juliana D&E "Alchemist's Leaf" Brooch
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The Secret Magician
ERA: The Last Golden Ray of an Autumn Sunset
STYLE NOTES: A Riot of Autumn Color, Exquisite Stone Collage, Collector's Grade, Wearable Art
PAIRS WELL WITH: A simple cashmere sweater, a classic trench coat, or the lapel of a blazer. This brooch doesn't just accessorize your outfit; it transforms it. It is the one piece that can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
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This is not a brooch. This is a magic wand. This is a piece of wearable art for the woman who understands the power of transformation.
Like a single, perfect autumn leaf caught in the last rays of a golden sunset, this brooch is an absolute riot of fall color. A stunning collage of navette, round, and keystone-cut rhinestones in shades of warm amber, deep smoky topaz, and rich citrine are masterfully arranged. And woven amongst them, brilliant Aurora Borealis (AB) crystals flash with an otherworldly fire of blue and purple.
Do you have a simple sweater languishing in your closet? A coat that feels a little too plain? Pin this on, and watch the magic happen. It will instantly elevate any garment from simple to spectacular. This is a well-documented, collector-grade Juliana piece, a testament to the golden age of American costume jewelry, ready to bring its transformative power to your wardrobe.
Description
Maker: confirmed Juliana design. (Unsigned as is correct for the brand).
Era: Circa 1960s
Materials: Gold-plated brass, Austrian Crystal & Art Glass Rhinestones.
Measurements: A very substantial 3.76 inches (9.55 cm) long.
Weight: 25.5 grams.
Condition: EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION
This piece is in stunning condition for its age. All stones are present, secure, and brilliantly sparkly. The front plating is in beautiful condition. The back of the piece shows some minor, expected wear and discoloration to the plating, which is not visible from the front and is a normal sign of its authentic history. Some of the backs of the foiled stones may show minor darkening upon very close, magnified inspection. Overall, it presents spectacularly.
