Vintage Coro Textured Silver-Tone Brooch

This is a vintage Coro textured silver-tone brooch, designed in a circular, knot-like arrangement. The brooch features a central ring from which six radiating segments extend, each resembling a tied knot or bow with multiple individual strands. The material is a metallic alloy with a silver-tone finish that exhibits a textured, almost rope-like or braided appearance on the 'strands' and a slightly hammered or stippled texture on the 'knots' and central ring. The color is a muted, aged silver, suggesting a slight patina, which is common for vintage costume jewelry. The individual strands forming the radiating elements appear to be distinct but are likely molded as a single piece for each section. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like breaks or deep scratches, though minor surface wear consistent with age and previous use is likely present but not clearly discernible from this angle. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, typical of Coro's reputation for well-made costume jewelry. The design is indicative of a mid-20th century aesthetic, likely from the 1950s or 1960s. The contextual information indicates that the piece is stamped with 'c in a circle' and 'Coro', which identifies the manufacturer as Coro, a prominent American costume jewelry company known for its diverse and often intricate designs. This mark is a crucial identifier for authentication and dating.