1960s Warner Starburst Goldtone Paste Brooch feed-gender-unisex creating a refined sweep of

creating a refined sweep of colour and light that captures the fluid elegance of early 20th-century design

A delicate and symbolic jewel of French romance and Belle Époque naturalism

Tie pins (also called stick pins) were an essential part of a gentleman’s wardrobe in the late 19th and early 20th century

The combination of polished and engraved gold loops creates a striking sense of depth and movement—elevating this knot into a true jewel of sentiment

on a woman or a man - it is a truly lovely and versatile jewel

1960s Warner Starburst Goldtone Paste Brooch feed-gender-unisex creating a refined sweep ofA dazzling piece of mid century costume jewellery, this striking brooch by Warner captures the glamour and optimism of the Space Age era. Crafted in radiant goldtone metal and set with white pastes, the design evokes a modernist starburst or snowflake an explosive celebration of light, geometry, and movement. Founded by Joseph Warner in 1953, the Warner company was known for its bold, finely made costume jewels, produced until 1971. While many of