1940s Coro Rhinestone 3-in-1 Convertible Brooch | Shoe Clips | Collar Point Clips

Description

1940s Coro Rhinestone 3-in-1 Convertible Brooch | Shoe Clips | Collar Point Clips

A dazzling example of mid-century versatility, this 1940s Coro rhinestone 3-in-1 convertible brooch is as functional as it is glamorous. Designed with ingenuity, it seamlessly transforms to suit your styling needs: wear it as a brooch, convert it into sparkling shoe clips, or use it as collar point clips for a bold Art Deco-inspired touch.

Crafted by Coro, one of America’s most beloved costume jewelry houses, this piece captures the elegance and practicality of the 1940s. Intricately set rhinestones form an ornate geometric bow motif with dimensional layers that catch the light beautifully. The convertible mechanism remains intact and comes with the original fittings, allowing for easy styling changes.

Whether paired with vintage eveningwear, styled on a blazer lapel, or used to elevate footwear or collars, this Coro design is both a collectible and wearable piece of jewelry history.

Features

• Era: 1940s
  
• Maker: Coro
  
• Style: 3-in-1 convertible (brooch, shoe clips, collar clips)
  
• Design: Geometric bow motif with sparkling rhinestones
  
• Materials: Silver-tone metal, clear rhinestones
  
• Mechanism: Original convertible fittings included
  
• Condition: Very good vintage condition; all rhinestones present and bright. Light age-appropriate wear to metal and clips.
  

Measurements

• Width: Approx. 2.5 in (6.3 cm)
  
• Height: Approx. 1.25 in (3.2 cm)
  

Styling Notes

• Wear as a brooch on a dress, coat, or blazer for instant vintage glamour.
  
• Attach as shoe clips to transform pumps or heels into statement footwear.
  
• Use as collar point clips to elevate a crisp blouse or tailored shirt.
  

Coro jewelry is highly collectible for its innovative designs and affordability during the golden age of costume jewelry. Convertible pieces like this are especially desirable, as they demonstrate the brand’s ingenuity and adaptability for women navigating fashion during WWII and beyond.

Comparable Coro convertible pieces from the 1940s typically sell between $85–$150, depending on condition and rarity.