Coro Aqua Blue Bouquet Rose Wishing Bone Brooch - American Antique Jewelry Vintage Jewelry

Wishing bones, clover, and horseshoes are listed as the three lucky items in America. The lucky bone is the thin bone in the front chest of birds. After Western families enjoy the turkey, they will take out the three-forked chicken breast bone completely and expose it to the sun for three days to make it fragile. At this time, two people pull the two ends of the bone and break the bone at the same time. The one who gets the larger bone can make a wish, and the wish will come true with the blessing of the wishing bone~ Although we in Asia cannot experience it personally, this interesting custom appears in Coro’s fashion jewelry, becoming a warm piece that embodies daily life and human feelings. ❤️(Then you can take good luck home without tearing it 😂) ． ． 〖Coro & Corocraft〗 Founded in 1901, it operated until 1979. With more than three-quarters of a century of operation, it has created countless beautiful jewelry with excellent materials and unique theme designs. It is still one of the most well-known brands in antique jewelry today. It has many famous designers, such as Katz, Gene Verecchio, Robert Geissman, Albert Weiss, etc., many of whom later created their own brands. It can be said to be the cradle of fashion jewelry masters. ・ Origin: United States Year: 1950's Material: alloy, Stone Dimensions: 2.8x6 cm Condition: Excellent, minor signs of use Mark: brand imprint In stock in Taiwan, domestic post office or 7-11 store to store +60 yuan 🌟Free shipping for purchases over 3,000🌟 ・ ・ Old pieces of jewelry are no longer produced, their numbers are only getting smaller and smaller every day, and they are becoming harder and harder to find. And because they are increasingly rare, they become unique accessories. Antiques are not new, and the traces of time add to their connotation and rarity. Please do not review them with the strict standards of brand-new items. I believe you will be able to reveal unparalleled elegance and brilliance in the stories of old jewelry.