A beautifully detailed vintage BSK floral brooch, featuring intricate gold tone filigree petals, a luminous faux pearl center, and delicate rhinestone accents.
BSK (a well-known mid-century costume jewelry maker) is celebrated for feminine, highly wearable designs, and this piece is a perfect example—light-catching, dimensional, and effortlessly elegant.
The openwork petals create a lace-like effect, giving this brooch a soft romantic feel that pairs beautifully with blazers, dresses, scarves, or handbags.
Details: Signed: BSK Era: Mid-century, likely 1960s Gold tone floral brooch Faux pearl center Clear rhinestone accents Intricate openwork / filigree petals Secure rollover clasp Measurements: Approx. 2.25 inches Condition: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Some patina and darkening to the metal adds depth and character. A couple of rhinestones missing. Please review photos closely for details.
BSK was an American costume jewelry company founded in New York City in the 1940s by partners Benny Steinberg, Hy Slovitt, and Kaslo Jewelry Company — the initials forming the name “BSK.” The company became especially popular during the 1950s and 1960s for producing feminine, affordable fashion jewelry sold in department stores and boutiques across the United States. BSK pieces are known for their romantic floral motifs, gold-tone metalwork, faux pearls, rhinestones, and intricate filigree details that reflected the glamorous mid-century aesthetic of the era. While not considered a luxury jewelry house like Trifari or Weiss, BSK earned a loyal following for its charming, wearable designs and quality craftsmanship within the costume jewelry market. Today, vintage BSK jewelry is appreciated by collectors and fashion enthusiasts for its classic mid-century style and timeless decorative appeal.
