
Vintage gold-tone filigree brooch with faux baroque pearls and rhinestones by Miriam Haskell
Selling Price
$198
History
Miriam Haskell jewelry was founded in the 1920s and became renowned for its exquisite costume jewelry featuring intricate hand-wiring, baroque pearls, and ornate filigree work. This brooch exemplifies the brand's signature style from the mid-20th century, when such pieces were crafted by skilled artisans in New York using Russian gold-plated findings and carefully selected materials. These brooches were popular among fashionable women who appreciated fine craftsmanship in costume jewelry that rivaled precious pieces in beauty and detail. Miriam Haskell brooches are highly sought after by vintage jewelry collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century fashion. The combination of baroque pearls, sparkling rhinestones, and intricate gold filigree work makes these pieces timeless accessories that appeal to those who value artisanal quality and classic elegance. Collectors prize signed Haskell pieces for their historical significance in American costume jewelry design and their enduring aesthetic appeal.
Origin
New York, United States
Maker
Miriam Haskell
Time period
circa 1950-1960