Vintage 1940's order designer CORO TREMBLER Quivering Camellias enameled rhinestone brooch pin ~ gold flower with stamen on a spring

A thing of beauty, and a work of art....

Early Coro pieces were usually Art Deco style with pavé-set clear rhinestones. But the order company's biggest hit was its figural Duettes, which were shaped like flowers, animals, and human characters, decorated with brightly colored enameling and crystal rhinestones, and often sold with matching earrings. Especially popular with collectors are more complicated pieces such as the “Quivering Camelias” Duette, which features trembler flowers on springs. Adolph Katz, Coro's chief designer in the 1930's and 1940's, came up with the "Trembler" brooches and duettes, which are highly sought after today.

This "Quivering Camellia" brooch for sale is very rare and stunningly beautiful. A gold flower sits atop a silver body, encrusted with tiny diamante rhinestones, 2 elongated green enameled leaves. The stamen inside the flower is made up of sapphire blue baguette stones and slightly larger crystal rhinestones. Signed Coro in script.

Rollover C-clasp

Just over 2 1/2" long and 1 1/2" wide
gently used - a couple tiny rhinestones have yellowed slightly. otherwise great

A bit of info on Coro Jewellery:

"Coro jewellery holds a place of pride among vintage jewellery brands. The Coro brand has been synonymous with authentic vintage jewellery for over a century now. Not many vintage jewellery brands can boast of such solid credentials. This antique jewellery brand has been in existence since the beginning of the 20th century and continues to charm women with its mesmerizing designs.

Coro Jewelry was founded in 1901 in New York. It has a presence in New York and Providence. It went on to become one of the largest jewellery companies in America. The company expanded to Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, Toronto, England and Mexico. The company had a strong presence in the U.K and continues to enjoy a vintage status here. Many well known designers have worked with Coro Jewelry since their inception. Some big names associated with Coro designs include Gene Verecchio, Robert Geissman, Massa Raimond, Oscar Placco, and Francois. Coro stopped producing new pieces in the 1980s. The pieces in circulation now are collector's items and the older the piece, the greater its worth.

Nothing says elegance more than Coro jewellery.

Coro Jewelry has many themes. The most sought after pieces are duettes of birds and butterflies. You will also find their flower motifs very popular among buyers. Coro jewelry represents timelessness. The elegance of each piece is definitely worth the collector's item tag it bears. If you want to buy Coro jewelry for your wedding, then try some of their pristine bracelets and brooches. These will complement your wedding dress perfectly and add a dash of sparkle on your wedding day. The rhinestone collections are perfect for gifts as well. Most of these are one of a kind piece."

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