Vintage Brutalist Brooch Gold Tone Textured Spikes, 5cm Deadstock

Crafted from unused deadstock metal, the Vintage brutalist brooch presents a 5cm gold-tone textured surface with pronounced spikes and a secure reverse clasp, offering wearable modernist adornment and a clear mid-century aesthetic. Sourced from a London department-store supplier and preserved in original finish from the 1970s–1990s, this brooch arrives unused and ready to pin. It functions as a gold lapel pin, retro costume fastener, or statement jewelry accent that elevates jackets, blazers, scarves, and evening wear. Collectors and gift seekers will value its period provenance, sculptural textured metal art, and durable construction preserved by careful storage and original packaging included. * Size: 5cm diameter — compact statement jewelry suitable as a Gold lapel pin * Condition: Genuine deadstock supply from the 1970s–1990s, unused with original finish * Material & finish: Gold-tone textured metal art with pronounced spiky design * Closure: Secure reverse clasp for reliable wear as a retro costume fastener * Style & era: Mid-century aesthetic and modernist adornment, a 70s fashion accessory * Uses & purpose: Outfit enhancer, collector item, unique gift idea for vintage lovers * Vendor & category: Loved & Loved Again — Brooches & Lapel Pins Condition & provenance These brooches arrived as deadstock supply from a manufacturer that supplied London department stores and are presented in the unused condition found in storage. Each piece retains its original gold-tone finish and textured surface with no signs of wear, preserving the sculptural qualities that define its mid-century aesthetic. Photographs show actual stock; the piece ships from Loved & Loved Again with protective wrapping to maintain provenance and finish. Design & styling notes The pronounced spiky design and textured metal art read as deliberate modernist adornment rather than a costume imitation. At 5cm across, the brooch works as a focused outfit enhancer on a blazer lapel or as a decorative fastener on heavier scarves and coats. Paired with period tailoring it complements 70s fashion accessory looks; worn with contemporary jackets it provides a bold statement jewelry accent without altering the original condition. Care & packaging Because the brooch is unused deadstock, minimal handling is recommended. Store flat or pinned to soft backing to protect spikes and the textured metal. Avoid abrasive cleaners; gentle polishing with a soft cloth only if necessary will preserve the original finish. Each item ships from Loved & Loved Again with protective wrapping and basic cushioning to prevent movement in transit. FAQ Q: Is this a genuine vintage piece or a reproduction? A: This is genuine deadstock supply from the 1970s–1990s, not a modern reproduction; provenance traces to a London department-store supplier. Q: Can the brooch be worn daily as a gold lapel pin? A: Yes. The secure reverse clasp holds the piece for regular wear, but treat it as vintage and avoid heavy abrasion to preserve the textured metal art. Q: Will the spiky design damage clothing? A: The spiky design is decorative and projects outward from the fastening; when pinned carefully it functions as a retro costume fastener without harming most fabrics. Q: Is this suitable as a collector item or unique gift idea? A: Absolutely — its mid-century aesthetic, original finish, and deadstock supply make it a desirable collector item and a distinctive unique gift idea for enthusiasts of 70s fashion accessory pieces.