Signed Monet Double Star Rhinestone Brooch | Gold-Tone Vintage Jewelry

A signed Monet gold-tone brooch with an overlapping double-star design and clear rhinestone accents. The layered star form gives the brooch movement and dimension, while the polished gold-tone metal and rhinestones create a bright, classic costume jewelry look.

Style & Era Notes:
This brooch has a mid-to-late 20th-century starburst feel, with a clean gold-tone finish, open layered shape, and rhinestone sparkle. The double-star design gives it more visual interest than a simple single star pin and makes it easy to style as either a holiday piece or a year-round statement brooch.

Research / Identification Notes:
Monet is a well-known American costume jewelry name associated with polished, wearable fashion jewelry and better-quality gold-tone finishes. This brooch reflects Monet’s strength in clean, versatile designs: recognizable enough for collectors, but still easy to wear as a classic accessory.

Materials & Details:
Signed Monet gold-tone brooch with clear rhinestones set along the overlapping star design. Please review photos for the signature, pin mechanism, stone condition, gold-tone finish, scale, and construction.

Measurements / Size / Weight:
Measures approximately 1-5/8" long. 

Testing / Verification Note:
Identified by the Monet signature. Metal is described as gold-tone, and stones are described as rhinestones based on appearance.

Condition:
Vintage condition with normal age-appropriate wear. Please review photos for rhinestone brightness, finish wear, pin mechanism, surface marks, and overall wearability.

Styling Tip:
Wear it on a black blazer, velvet jacket, winter coat, scarf, dress collar, or evening bag. It also works well for holiday styling without being limited to Christmas jewelry.

Shop Note:
Product descriptions are written and reviewed with care based on visible construction, markings, testing when available, seller research, and detailed photos. Vintage and antique jewelry may show age-related wear, and gemstone, metal, maker, and era identifications are provided in good faith unless professionally appraised, certified, or documented.