1980s AVON Classical Art Pearl Brooch/Pendant/Two-Way Wear/Vintage American Antique Jewelry

This is a piece of vintage jewelry from stock. It was acquired from a jewelry collector. Although it's been in stock, due to its age, there may be minor imperfections or slight oxidation and darkening. We will meticulously examine and photograph these details under magnification. This piece has a lovely quality, but please remember it is a pre-owned item. We kindly ask that you refrain from comparing it to new items or holding it to overly high standards. ⚜️ Circa 1980s ⚜️ Approximately 3.5*2.7cm ⚜️ Alloy, faux pearl, Rhine stone ⚜️ Appears unworn, overall in good condition. Please review the photos carefully. 👀 Please note that jewelry is measured with a tape measure, so slight variations are normal. Since jewelry is not always perfectly symmetrical, the measurements provided represent the longest and widest points. 🖤 This listing is for one brooch, including its original paper box. Other items shown in the photos are for display purposes only. **Before You Purchase:** ◆ Please message us with any questions before buying. ◆ For jewelry from the 1940s-1980s, it is highly probable that the metal may show signs of fading, discoloration, or minor rust spots and imperfections. We ask for your understanding in this regard. ◆ We strive to present the items clearly in the photos. We encourage you to examine the images and descriptions closely. ◆ Vintage jewelry inherently carries the marks of time and use. ◆ The styles of jewelry in our shop will not be altered (e.g., clip-on earrings will not be converted to pierced). ◆ If you are new to vintage jewelry, we strongly advise you to consider carefully before purchasing. ◆ If an item arrives damaged to the point of being unwearable, a refund can be issued. However, refunds will not be provided for reasons such as the item not meeting your expectations, discrepancies in size or color, or damage not incurred during shipping. **About the Brand:** Avon began its history in 1886, initially as a perfume company. It was the first company to offer women an opportunity to earn money by doing what they loved. Representatives sold cosmetics and perfumes, and in 1963, a piece of jewelry was offered as a gift with purchase. In 1970, due to popular demand, AVON launched its own jewelry line – AVON Jewelry. The company's first collection was called The Precious Pretenders. Extensive advertising campaigns in the United States made these costume jewels incredibly popular among women, and AVON Jewelry secured a significant place among favored jewelry manufacturers. Collectors of antique costume jewelry particularly cherish pieces released in the 1970s. Famous brands that collaborated with AVON include Ungaro, Swarovski, Centennial, Trifari, and WN. In the 1990s, Hollywood film star Elizabeth Taylor collaborated with the company's designers to release several lines of jewelry named after her. Even today, AVON Jewelry continues to delight women with its quality and affordable prices.