VINTAGE 1920s ART DECO CZECHOSLOVAKIAN DUETTE BROOCH 5/25/25

This is a vintage duette brooch, which can also be separated into two dress clips. This particular piece is likely from the Art Deco era (1920s-1930s) and made in Czechoslovakia, as indicated by the "CZECHOSLOV" marking. Duette brooches were first created by Cartier in 1927 and were designed to be versatile pieces of jewelry that could be worn as a single brooch or as two separate dress clips. They gained popularity in the 1920s and were used to adorn dresses, jackets, hats, handbags, and even shoes. The design typically involves two matching clips that fit into a frame, allowing them to be worn together as a brooch or individually as dress clips. This particular piece is designed in a bow shape, adorned with numerous sparkling rhinestones and small leaf-like details. Duette brooches were popularized by jewelers like Coro and Trifari and were a versatile accessory during the Art Deco period. They could be worn on dresses, coats, or even shoes, offering flexibility in styling