Corvidae Antique has dated these Art Deco Paste Brooches to the 1920s.
The French jeweller Georges Frédéric Strass invented “Paste" in 1724.
It was an instant success with the chic upper classes of Parisian society and continues to be highly sought after today. Nowadays paste is often used as a generic term to describe costume gemstones.

SIZE: 2.7 x 0.2cm
WEIGHT: The green brooch is 1.2g, the pink one is 1.3g.
MATERIALS: Rolled/plated gold on silver.
HALLMARKS/STAMPS: The green brooch is stamped 900 (silver fineness) with the sponsor's mark AK on the clasp. The pink pin's clasp is stamped AK.

CONDITION: In good vintage condition; the lines of the frames are a little wavy, especially around the green stones. All the pastes look to be original and are firmly set, with no chips found.
ERA: Art Deco c.1920.
Corvidae Antique has dated these Art Deco Paste Brooches to the 1920s.
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