Vintage Brutalist Brooch, 1970S Gold Plated Square, 4Cm Deadstock

In a compact 4 cm square silhouette, the vintage brutalist brooch uses a heavily gold-plated finish and abstract textured surface to reflect 1970s modernist design. This genuine dead-stock piece was made for high-end London department stores and remains unused, with pristine condition preserved from storage. Its geometric lines suit coats, blazers, and scarves, while the weight and presence suit collectors who prefer architectural charm, designer runway style, and authentic 70s finds. Offered as a rare vintage gift, it is a clean, collectible accent for anyone drawn to modernist jewelry and statement fastening details. Its square form also reads as geometric metal art in a restrained, wearable scale. * Era: genuine 1970s dead-stock * Material & finish: heavily gold plated metal with an abstract textured surface * Shape & style: square silhouette, geometric metal art, architectural charm * Size: approximately 4 cm across * Condition: pristine, unused retro piece straight from storage * Intended use: mid century brooch, square lapel badge, statement coat pin * Style tags: modernist jewelry, 1970s gold accessory, designer runway style * Gift appeal: authentic 70s finds, rare vintage gift for collectors Wear it with tailored layers The square lapel badge sits neatly on a wool coat lapel, blazer chest, or scarf knot. Its abstract pin profile works especially well with plain, structured fabrics, where the texture and geometric shape remain visible. As a statement coat pin, it adds definition without covering the whole look. Provenance and condition This mid century brooch is offered as genuine 1970s dead-stock sourced from suppliers who made pieces for London department stores. It is described as unused and preserved in pristine condition, with the heavy gold plate intact and no visible wear from previous use. That combination of authenticity and care makes it appealing to collectors of modernist jewelry and authentic 70s finds. Measurements and care The brooch measures approximately 4 cm across. To help preserve the gold plated finish, store it flat in a dry place, avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or chemicals, and gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth when needed. FAQ Is this an authentic 1970s piece? Yes. It is listed as genuine 1970s dead-stock sourced from suppliers who produced for London department stores. What can I wear it with? It works well as a square lapel badge, statement coat pin, or mid century brooch on coats, blazers, and scarves. What is the condition? The brooch is described as pristine and unused, with the heavy gold plate and abstract finish intact. Is it suitable as a gift? Yes. Its authentic 70s provenance, modernist jewelry style, and collectible appeal make it a rare vintage gift.