Vintage Kramer of New York Signed Green Rhinestone Brooch

Vintage Kramer of New York Signed Green Rhinestone Brooch

Marsoni

M251S

$60.00

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Vintage Kramer of New York Signed Green Rhinestone BroochA beautiful and unusual vintage rhinestone brooch. Gold tone metal. Rhombus shaped. Prong set baguette shaped rhinestones in light and emerald green. The center has a marquee emerald green stone. The rows of rhinestones are recessed to the center for a beautiful and unusual design. Just gorgeous! This vintage pin measures 2 7 8 by 1 5 8 inches. Signed, "Kramer of New York." Excellent condition.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024