Vintage Barrera for Avon Hibiscus Brooch Large Enamel Flower Pin Gold Tone Rhinestone Statement Brooch

DESCRIPTION

A dramatic vintage Barrera for Avon hibiscus brooch, designed with glossy red, orange, yellow, and green enamel over gold-tone metal. Large, sculptural, and unapologetically bold, this statement flower pin has the kind of tropical glamour that turns a jacket, scarf, hat, or handbag into the main event.

WORTH NOTING

• Vintage Barrera for Avon hibiscus flower brooch
• Large statement-size floral design
• Glossy red and orange enamel flower petals
• Green enamel leaf and yellow enamel bud accent
• Gold-tone stem and dimensional flower center
• Clear rhinestone accents throughout the petals, leaves, and bud
• Sculptural tropical hibiscus design with strong visual impact
• Excellent for collectors of Avon designer collaboration jewelry
• Beautiful resort, summer, holiday, cruise, garden party, or statement styling piece
• Large scale gives it strong display and gifting appeal

MEASUREMENTS

• Length: Approx. to be confirmed
• Width: Approx. to be confirmed

Measurements are approximate and taken by hand. Please review photos for scale and compare with a similar brooch you own.

CONDITION

Appears to be in very good vintage condition with bright enamel, strong color, and rhinestones present from the photo provided. Light surface wear may be present consistent with age and prior ownership. Final inspection should confirm the clasp function, signature/marking, rhinestone security, enamel surface, and any minor finish wear before shipment.

STYLE NOTES

This is not a shy little lapel pin. It is a full tropical-flower moment — the kind of brooch that belongs on a linen blazer, black dress, silk scarf, straw hat, or structured handbag. The color combination gives it excellent seasonal range, from summer resort wear to festive holiday styling.

FROM THE HOUSE

A gloriously theatrical flower brooch with just the right amount of vintage drama. For the collector who understands that a good statement pin should not whisper from across the room — it should enter first and explain itself later.
~ Genevieve