This modernist brooch from the Orno cooperative, made in Warsaw in the 1960s, embodies the spirit of the Polish New Look. Crafted from sterling silver (925) and natural antique coral, it features an elongated, geometric bar with a scalloped edge and matte finish. Five orange coral beads, each suspended from a small silver pin, create a dynamic rhythm against the minimalist silver form. The hand-crafted details are evident in the precise soldered joins and secure pin mechanism on the reverse. Balanced proportions and cohesive materials reflect the artisanal tradition of Orno. The brooch is in very good condition, showing only minimal signs of wear, with no visible damage or repairs.This brooch echoes the voice of 1960s Poland, when craftsmanship and modernist restraint found a new expression. The matte silver and warm orange coral form a duet that seems to tell a story of seeking beauty in simplicity. Each coral bead catches the light with subtle luminosity, conveying an echo of the era's optimistic energy, while the rhythmic sequence introduces a playful, airy note to the design.The brooch can be worn on a minimalist blazer or a wool coat, where the geometric silver line will highlight a modern character. It could be paired with other modernist jewelry—such as rings or earrings by Orno—or combined with a neutral background to let the coral accent become a focal point. It would fit seamlessly into both curated vintage collections and more contemporary, eclectic accessory arrangements.
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Height5.3 cm
Length1.6 cm
Dimension details
Length1.6 cm
Height5.3 cm
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