BSK Starlight Sparkle Matte Brushstroke Pineapple Brooch / Pin / Vintage Jewelry / Antique American Jewelry

This piece has a lovely quality, but it is a pre-owned item with a history. Please refrain from comparing it to new items or applying overly high standards. 🙏🏻 ⚜️ Circa 1960s - 1970s ⚜️ Alloy ⚜️ Approximately 4.6cm in length, 2.6cm at its widest point ⚜️ Marked: BSK ⚜️ Slight fading on the front, discoloration on the back pin. Please examine the photos closely. ⚜️ Substantial metal weight 👀 Please be aware that measurements are taken with a tape measure and may have slight variations, which is normal. As jewelry is not perfectly symmetrical, the listed dimensions represent the longest and widest points. 🖤 This listing is for one brooch only; other items shown in photos are for staging purposes. **Before Purchasing:** 💚 Please message us with any questions before making a purchase. 💚 It is highly common for metal from the 1940s-1980s to have some degree of fading, discoloration, or minor imperfections. Please understand this before buying. 💚 We endeavor to present items clearly through photographs. We kindly ask that you inspect the images and descriptions carefully. 💚 Vintage jewelry carries the patina of time and will inevitably show signs of wear from its journey through the years. 💚 Items in this shop are not modified (e.g., clip-on earrings will not be converted to post earrings). 💚 If you are new to "Vintage Jewelry," we encourage you to consider carefully before making a purchase. 💚 If an item arrives damaged and is unwearable, a refund can be issued. However, returns or refunds will not be accepted for reasons such as the item not meeting expectations, discrepancies in size, color variations, or issues not related to shipping damage. **Brand Story:** BSK (a company founded by Benjamin Steinberg, a jewelry maker) began operations in New York City around 1946 and continued until the early 1970s. BSK jewelry often featured colorful enamel, aurora borealis rhinestones, and faux pearls. Due to their accessible price point, BSK's costume jewelry was very popular in post-war America. Today, BSK pieces are considered collectible. The company ceased operations in the early 1970s.