Vintage MCM Goldette Victorian Revival Brooch Victorian Revival Brooch Goldtone Faux Pearls, Faux Turquoise and Rhinestones

This is a Victorian Revival Brooch Circa 1960 in Goldtone with Faux Pearls, Faux Turquoise and Rhinestones. The Six "Stick pin" tops include a Bee, a snake, and several flowers, some with rhinestones in various colors, Faux pearls, and faux turquoise coming out of an elaborate textured bow with some clear rhinestones. It is Unsigned, but you will recognize the Goldette Signature design. The Brooch measures just over 2" across x a drop under 2". Goldette was famous for its 1950s–1960s Victorian Revival series. This specific "bouquet" style utilizes their signature components—including the heavily textured, openwork ribbon bow base and the specific mix of faux-gem stickpin charms like the rhinestone bee, the coiled snake, and detailed floral blossoms. Goldette regularly sold pieces on hangtags or carding rather than stamping every piece directly. Many of their stickpin style brooches left the factory completely unmarked but are fully documented in vintage jewelry reference books. Brooch features a standard rollover safety clasp mechanism.