A striking 1960s Sphinx brooch featuring a swirled blue and white hand-blown glass cabochon in a textured gold-plated setting. Signed and numbered, this heritage piece reflects the artistry and craftsmanship that make Sphinx one of Britain’s most respected costume jewellery houses.
Details
Brand: Sphinx (signed and numbered)
Design: Round brooch with blue and white cabochon centre
Era: 1960s
Colour: Blue, white, gold
Materials: Gold plated base metal, hand-blown glass
Measurements: Approx. 2 in (5 cm) diameter
Fastenings: Secure roll-over clasp
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Designer Notes
Founded in London in 1948, Sphinx produced high-quality costume jewellery for designers and retailers worldwide. Their numbered pieces with distinctive glass cabochons are especially sought-after by collectors for their craftsmanship and rarity.
Styling
Pin to a jacket, coat lapel, or knitwear for an instant splash of colour. A perfect statement brooch for collectors and lovers of bold mid-century design.
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
What kind of jewellery do you sell?
We offer curated vintage jewellery, mostly pre-2005. Each piece is hand-selected for its style, quality, and soul. Think timeless design with a sustainable spirit.
Is everything vintage?
Yes — or thoughtfully preloved. If a piece isn’t vintage (i.e., pre-2005), we’ll only include it if it aligns with our elevated, ethical aesthetic. No fast fashion. No filler.
Where do you source your jewellery?
Each piece is sourced slowly and intentionally from trusted vintage sellers, estate clearances, charity shops, and personal collections across the UK.
Do you clean the jewellery before sending?
Yes — gently and carefully. Every piece is cleaned, polished, and checked before it reaches you. We honour