Christian Dior Undulating Teardrop Brooch 1967

This sumptuous, rare Christian Dior brooch from 1967 is a masterpiece of colour, texture and elegance. An expressive jewel that captures the extravagance of the 1960s in a bold, floral composition.

✨ Period / Year
1967 – designed during the Dior era under the direction of Marc Bohan, who was known for his refined yet outspoken style.

🌸 Style & Design
An exuberant bouquet of sparkling elements, shaped in an undulating teardrop design. The central focus lies on five rich cream faux pearls, harmoniously surrounded by marquise and round rhinestones in vivid shades of blue, green, orange and purple. A dynamic interplay of colours and shapes creates a luxurious, almost baroque look.

💎 Materials & Stones

• Gilt metal with fine open settings

• Lustrous faux pearls (glass pearls)

• Marquise- and round-cut rhinestones in emerald green, turquoise blue, sunny orange and amethyst

• Hand-set in characteristic Dior quality

📏 Dimensions
Approx. 6.5 cm long x 4.5 cm wide

🔒 Clasp
Sturdy safety pin on the reverse

🖋 Signed
Clearly marked Chr. Dior © 1967

🎁 Note
An iconic piece from Dior's couture bijoux collection – perfect as a statement on a blazer or evening dress, or as an heirloom for the true collector of vintage designer jewellery.