1960s Vintage Sarah Coventry Amber Glass Pineapple Brooch
A striking and distinctive vintage brooch by Sarah Coventry, dating to the 1960s, featuring a bold and beautifully faceted amber-toned glass centre.vThe design takes inspiration from a stylised pineapple or tropical fruit motif, with a large oval-cut amber glass stone forming the body, catching the light with warm honey and cognac tones. Above, textured gold-tone metal leaves create a sculptural crown effect, giving the piece height, dimension and that classic mid-century decorative flair.
The combination of the oversized faceted stone and detailed metalwork makes this a real statement piece — eye-catching without feeling overdone, and wonderfully evocative of vintage resort glamour and 60s costume jewellery styling. Signed to the reverse for Sarah Coventry and finished with a secure rollover clasp.
Measuring approximately 2 inches in length, it’s an easy piece to wear on lapels, knits or dresses, adding a warm pop of colour and vintage character.
In very good vintage condition with light wear in keeping with age.
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