Many younger women don't appreciate circle pins or understand their meaning but they are classic and timeless. Circle pins date back many hundreds of years. They are symbolic of infinity or the circle of life. Their origin is of Celtic design. Ive always loved to collect and wear simple circle pins. They were very popular during the Victorian Era and again in the 1940s and 1950s.

Elegant, classy, and beautiful jewelry designs are what BSK jewelry was well known for. This gold wreath brooch dates from the late 1950s and is designer signed BSK.

The double row of twisted gold ribbons has a glistening satin yellow-gold etched finish. The contrasting ribbon edges are polished gold metal. Around the wreath are 8 small flowers made of cranberry red and clear tiny crystal insets.

This is a medium design that measures 1 1/2" wide. The entire piece is in excellent condition with no signs of wear or loss of gold. All of the rhinestones are original, present, and sparkling. The back has the original fine working safety clasp and is signed BSK with copyright.

Comes gift wrapped and shipped in a new presentation jewelry box.