Vintage COROCRAFT Signed Gold-Tone Flower Brooch Pin

🕰️ Historical Context Corocraft was the higher-end line of Coro, one of the largest American costume jewelry makers (1901–1979). In the 1940s–1950s, floral motifs dominated, symbolizing renewal and femininity during and after wartime. Corocraft pieces were often gold-plated and richly textured, making them more luxurious than standard Coro lines. ✨ Design Details A layered golden blossom with lifelike, textured petals that capture light and shadow. Gilded in warm tones, with a domed, detailed center evoking the natural heart of a flower. Flowing petal extensions give it a sense of movement and grace, as if caught mid-bloom. 👗 Style & Wear Ideal for pinning on structured jackets, evening wraps, or vintage dresses. Transforms even a simple black dress into a sophisticated, couture-inspired look. A statement of mid-century glamour, wearable both in its time and today. 💎 Legacy This Corocraft brooch is more than an accessory—it’s a snapshot of jewelry history, when costume jewelry was crafted with artistry rivaling fine pieces. Each petal tells the story of a brand that made luxury accessible, with designs that still resonate decades later.