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Brooches are such versatile pieces of jewellery that add a touch of class to any outfit. Our unique range of vintage brooches and antique brooches cover so many wonderful eras of jewellery from Victorian through to Art Deco. These accessories can add a touch of intrigue to any outfit and are such wonderful conversation starters. Our large collection of vintage pins and brooches can be viewed in our Sydney-based store.
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An antique brooch is a wonderful addition to any outfit and is sure to always be admired, each time it is worn.
Whether it’s the vintage diamond brooch, brooch pin, vintage silver brooch, or even vintage enamel brooches, the collection of vintage brooches at Kalmar Antiques will allow you to explore brooches across a range of antique and vintage eras.
Elevate your style in line with your favourite period with Kalmar Antiques’ evocative collection of exquisite and rare vintage brooches in Sydney. An antique gold brooch will add a touch of charm to your look and a breath of quaint grandeur to your outfit. The diamond brooch was a popular accessory during the glamorous Art Deco era. This style of vintage brooch is sure to always be treasured and admired.
Brooches have long been an expressive fashion adornment and date back to the Bronze Age. This splendid choice of jewellery was much beloved in Greco-Roman society. Nowadays, vintage brooches can still add a touch of glamour to any outfit. Each vintage brooch has a unique history and was crafted by the skilled jewellers of a bygone era. These pieces are one-of-a-kind and each piece has its unique history. If you’re searching for antique brooches in Sydney, this collection is where you’ll find an extensive range of vintage brooches for sale.
Antique brooches and pins are an enduring accessory that withstands both time and the latest trends. These valuable vintage brooches are admired for their beautiful designs and quality craftsmanship. The Edwardian brooch, vintage butterfly brooch, and the now vintage brooches from the 1930s are just some of the exquisite pins and brooches available at Kalmar Antiques.
The Edwardian brooch is a style of antique brooch that was created between 1900 and 1910. This vintage brooch style dates back to the early part of the 20th century during the rich and ostentatious fashion era of England’s King Edward. Brooches during these times were often very delicate and crafted using materials such as aquamarine, peridot and seed pearls. The vintage brooches from the Edwardian period often have flowing designs in an Art Nouveau style.
An Edwardian brooch is a fantastic accessory for any outfit, adding a touch of elegance and a layer of history. Many valuable vintage brooches still look just as beautiful today, as the day they were made. Aside from the fact that an Edwardian-era antique brooch is from the 20th century, the jewellers drew much of their inspiration for brooch design from the 18th century.
With the post-war boom, the retro era of the 1950s remains a nostalgic period for lovers of antique brooches in Sydney. Explore the sophistication of decades past with a vintage gold brooch that roars Golden Age Hollywood glamour. A vintage gold brooch from the 1950s reigns absolute among lovers of this effortlessly beautiful era. And, just like gold, an antique silver brooch is in a class by itself and makes for an incredibly precious antique brooch to be worn with any outfit and any occasion.
Diamond vintage brooches remain some of the most glamorous fashion accessories. Along with antique Victorian brooches, these precious gemstone-set antique brooch designs will always be admired.
Victorian-era jewelry witnessed a renewed popularity for the diamond brooch. This era was championed by royalty, and just like then, an antique diamond brooch endures as a luxurious statement piece. If you are looking for a vintage diamond brooch, you can get the rarest and finest quality antique brooches in Sydney here at Kalmar Antiques.
Vintage brooches from early Australian jewellers are important pieces of our local history. An Australian antique brooch can often include motifs of Australian flora and fauna, making them special and unique gifts.
Our antique brooches for sale are of the highest quality and celebrate the craftsmanship of these early jewellers. A typical antique brooch telling Australia’s stories of grace is made from locally mined gold, while some vintage brooches even incorporate iconic national symbols like the kookaburra and opal.
Wearing an antique brooch is a unique and glamorous statement piece. Antique brooches and pins are beautiful accessories that tip their hat to an era of elegance and class. We aim to stock a range of rare vintage brooches in Sydney. These vintage brooches range from antique brooch pins to stick pins or convertible brooch/pendants. Rare vintage brooches in Sydney embody such heritage and craftsmanship that is unique to the city.
To be considered an antique brooch, the piece must have more than a century of age. Using certain cleaning agents like ammonia on your valuable vintage brooches might damage the precious metal and its patena. Emphasis should be on the process of cleaning an antique brooch rather than the chemicals used. To clean a vintage silver brooch, use a washcloth or soft toothbrush, three parts baking soda to water. This is particular to your antique silver brooch as it has more risk of tarnishing. Your antique gold brooch has less risk of discolouration, so you can rinse it in warm water and use a soft-bristled brush. Ensure to keep your vintage brooches away from dust.
You can develop your sense of golden age fashion with our comprehensive collection of 1950s vintage brooches in Sydney. Kalmar Antiques has a range of vintage brooches for sale, including 1950s vintage brooches. Vintage brooches, whether an antique diamond brooch or vintage butterfly brooch, always make for interesting additions to any outfit. Kalmar Antiques has two registered valuers who authenticate and value our range of antique jewellery.
There are several noteworthy distinctions between the available Edwardian antique brooches and other vintage brooches. The most apparent is the material they were made of; that material typically being gold and featuring gemstones such as peridot, aquamarine and seed pearls and later in the Art Deco period, diamonds and platinum. Vintage brooches from the Edwardian era date as far back as 1901 and were thankfully easily preserved due to the durable materials chosen by the jewellers of that period. Whereas other vintage brooches were designed with an emphasis on versatility, An Edwardian brooch was designed primarily to be worn with formal attire.
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