Antique pearl brooch - Yellow gold pearl brooch - Modern pearl brooch

A true fashion accessory in its own right, discover our collection of exceptional jewelry, from the most discreet to the most extravagant, and find the pearl brooch you are looking for! The history of the brooch goes back to the Bronze Age, 2,000 to 2,700 years ago. Originally, it was called a fibula and was very quickly intended for women looking for discipline in their hairstyles. Over the centuries, it was then used exclusively for clothing, as a sign of wealth. It crossed all the artistic trends of the 19th to 20th century. In the 1910s, it was used in conjunction with art nouveau, notably with the appearance of the pearl brooch, or opal and moonstone jewelry. During the Belle Époque, it was set with precious stones and in noble materials such as gold or platinum. Finally, in the 1930's, it was in line with the trend of the Roaring Twenties and took the form of architectural, animal or Asian motifs.

If it has long remained in oblivion, the pearl brooch is making a stunning comeback thanks to the vintage trend. With a slightly old-fashioned charm, this antique jewel like no other offers you the opportunity to assert your style and personality ! Used in jewelry since the dawn of time and still very popular today, natural or cultured pearls beautifully dress up these pearl brooches from different eras and models. These treasures of the seas, declined in different shades bring femininity and softness to your pearl jewelry. Natural pearls are very rare nowadays and are found almost exclusively on antique jewelry. Antique brooches set with pearls remain exceptional jewelry, whether they are bar brooches, collar brooches or cameo brooches set with pearls. Discover them within our collection of pearl brooches in unique specimen.