Shop our expansive collection of Napier 1960s brooch for large selection of Napier brooches.
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Vintage Napier Fish Brooch
$45.00The Napier Co. designed a number of fish motif pins and brooches. This one is particularly hard to find. It features a twisted wire open-metal-work motif accented with faux pearls and a ruby-colored rhinestone for the eye. The piece is actually cast and is a prime example of the amazing modelwork the company produced.
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Napier Double Pear Brooch
$69.00This is a great example of the figural fruit pins by Napier. This brooch features a double-pear motif with a hand-textured surface. This series was introduced in 1961 by Napier as “Orchard Treasures.” Slight variations are present on this design because of the hand-manipulated elements.
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Vintage 1960s Napier Turquoise Color Leaf Brooch
$29.00This is a wonderful vintage Napier brooch. The Napier stylized leaf brooch has a carved cast base with a hi-gloss enamel center. The carving detail is exquisite. These brooches came in a number of colors including teal, orange, brick, turquoise, white and “green-stroked.” This was a design of Eugene Bertolli of The Napier Co., Meriden, CT. This design is featured in the book, “The Napier Co.: Defining 20th Century American Costume Jewelry.”
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Vintage Napier Tourmaline and Jonquil-colored Rhinestone Floral Pin
$87.00Wonderful 1960s vintage Napier floral / fauna spray brooch with beautiful emerald and jonquil-colored rhinestones. Stylist petals formed from hand-manipulated “spun metal.” Napier did not produce a large collection of rhinestone jewelry. Hence, these pieces are very hard to find. A true treasure. This piece can be viewed on page 352 of The Napier Book.
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Vintage 1960s Napier Leaf Brooch
$49.00This is a wonderful vintage Napier brooch. The Napier stylized leaf brooch has a carved cast base with a hi-gloss enamel center. The carving detail is exquisite. These brooches came in a number of colors including teal, orange, brick, turquoise, white and “green-stroked.” This was a design of Eugene Bertolli of The Napier Co., Meriden, CT. This design is featured in the book, “The Napier Co.: Defining 20th Century American Costume Jewelry.”
