Vintage De Nicola Faux Coral Conch Shell Brooch

Vintage De Nicola Faux Coral Conch Shell Brooch

Elevate your vintage jewelry collection with this fabulous De Nicola faux coral conch shell brooch from the late '60s. 🌟 Crafted in textured gold tone metal, it's adorned with faux coral cabochons and sparkling clear chaton rhinestones, creating an ocean-inspired masterpiece. 🐚 

Signed "De Nicola" on the back, this rare and collectible piece is in very good vintage condition, ready to make a statement in your wardrobe. Dive into timeless elegance with this unique find. 💎

Dimensions: length 2"  width 1.5" 

By purchasing this item, you are contributing to a more sustainable fashion future. All jewelry comes gift packaged in organza bags or gift boxes.  Please note that most of the jewelry photos are taken at 5 to 10X magnification. This shows any blemishes much more magnified than they really are.

Established in New York (USA) in 1957, De Nicola costume jewelry became known for producing exquisite jewelry of high quality. Jerry De Nicola quite successfully competed with real expensive jewelry, as he used gilt ornaments and semiprecious stones. The first De Nicola collection “The Real Look”, released in 1962, represented the marine flora and fauna. These unique decorations were difficult to distinguish from precious gold and diamond jewelry. Shine of metal, fine stones and extremely complex design made many connoisseurs prefer the jewelry brand De Nicola. The second collection “Young America” appeared in 1964. In 1970, the company De Nicola became part of the jewelry company CAPRI and since then, the mark De Nicola is no longer used. The jewelry brand De Nicola is rare and not easy to find. According to several books and albums on costume collectible ornaments, these products have a collector’s value and relevance.De Nicola produced very high-quality costume jewelry made of different materials. The company used a variety of designs, from sea urchins and turtles to angels and images of Saint George. One of the most collectible and expensive, De Nicola costume jewelry was very popular at the time.