Vintage Silver-Tone Textured Floral Brooch

This is a vintage silver-tone floral brooch, likely from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s or 1960s. The brooch depicts a stylized flower with five distinct petals radiating from a central point, culminating in a curled stem-like element at the bottom. Each petal features a textured, brushed or matte finish, giving it a subtle shimmering effect when it catches the light, reminiscent of a frosted or satin silver. The edges of the petals and the underlying structure appear to have a contrasting darker, possibly polished or oxidized silver-tone finish, providing definition and depth to the design. This contrast highlights the curves and individuality of each petal. The overall material appears to be a base metal with a silver-tone plating. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The construction suggests a cast or stamped metal design, common for costume jewelry of the period. The condition appears good for its age, with some potential minor wear to the plating or general patina, which is typical for vintage items and contributes to its character. The design itself is elegant and timeless, indicative of a quality piece of costume jewelry from its era. The unique curling stem element adds an interesting asymmetrical touch to the floral motif.