Mid-century butterfly brooch featuring a dark gunmetal finish, rhinestone accents, and iridescent wing panels with a shifting palette of lavender, rose, silver, and blue tones. The sculptural butterfly form features a segmented body, twisted wire antennae, and solid geometric wings with textured metal edging.
The reflective wing surfaces create a luminous effect reminiscent of mother-of-pearl, abalone shell, or treated glass, adding depth to the dimensional metal construction. The brooch has faint markings on the reverse, but they are not legible enough for maker identification.
30mm x 30mm
Minimal signs of age appropriate surface wear. Good condition.
Flat-rate ground shipping starts at $13 and includes up to $100 in insurance. Additional insurance charges are added based on the item's sale value.
Shipping is calculated separately for each item at checkout. For multiple-item purchases, contact us directly for a combined shipping. Expedited shipping quotes are available upon request at noera@houseofnoera.com.
Mid-century butterfly brooch featuring a dark gunmetal finish, rhinestone accents, and iridescent wing panels with a shifting palette of lavender, rose, silver, and blue tones. The sculptural butterfly form features a segmented body, twisted wire antennae, and solid geometric wings with textured metal edging.
The reflective wing surfaces create a luminous effect reminiscent of mother-of-pearl, abalone shell, or treated glass, adding depth to the dimensional metal construction. The brooch has faint markings on the reverse, but they are not legible enough for maker identification.
30mm x 30mm
Minimal signs of age appropriate surface wear. Good condition.
Flat-rate ground shipping starts at $13 and includes up to $100 in insurance. Additional insurance charges are added based on the item's sale value.
Shipping is calculated separately for each item at checkout. For multiple-item purchases, contact us directly for a combined shipping. Expedited shipping quotes are available upon request at noera@houseofnoera.com.
