Monet XL Celestial Star Statement Brooch
Monet
Monet XL Celestial Star Statement Brooch
Description
Monet XL Celestial Star Statement Brooch
A dramatic, oversized (XL) gold-tone statement brooch by Monet, dating to the 1980s. Sweeping openwork swirls form a comet-like flourish crowned with a cluster of open five-point stars — a true celestial showpiece with real presence on a lapel, coat or blazer.
🕰 Period / Year → 1980s
🎨 Style → Vintage · Celestial · Statement · Oversized (XL)
💎 Material
- Gold-tone metal
- Combination of polished and textured (sandblasted) finishes for extra sparkle
✨ Design
- Swirling comet / shooting-star motif in fine openwork gold lines
- Cluster of open five-point stars
- Contrasting smooth and glittering surfaces catch the light beautifully
- Signed Monet
📏 Dimensions
- Oversized XL statement scale — approx. 6.5 × 5.5 cm (please verify)
🔒 Clasp / Fastening
- Pin-back with secure clasp
🌟 Design & Inspiration
Inspired by comets and the night sky, this Monet brooch captures 1980s glamour at its boldest. The oversized celestial swirl and scattered stars make it an eye-catching finishing touch for both vintage and contemporary looks — a collector-worthy signed piece.
Provenance & authenticity
Every piece is checked for maker’s marks, construction and materials before we list it. Anything we cannot attribute with certainty we sell as unsigned — never as designer.
Shipping & returns
Free worldwide shipping on orders over € 100. Shipped with PostNL, insured and with track & trace.
30 days to change your mind. If you send a piece back, please use the original packaging.
Caring for vintage jewelry
Vintage jewelry lasts longest when kept dry and stored separately. Put it on last and take it off first: perfume, hairspray and skin cream all attack the plating.
Polish only with a soft, dry cloth. No water, no soap and no silver polish — that strips the layer off.
Try it on in Amsterdam
You are very welcome. Find us at our store on Herenstraat 9, Thursday to Sunday from 1 to 6 pm, and at our pop-up on the fourth floor of De Bijenkorf. Send us a message to say where and when you are coming and we will set the piece aside — we have only one of everything.