Rhinestone Crown Brooch with Maple Leaf Motif

This item is a vintage-style brooch fashioned in the shape of a crown, heavily adorned with rhinestones. The brooch appears to be made from a gold-toned base metal, exhibiting a somewhat aged or tarnished patina consistent with older costume jewelry. The main body of the crown is created from a series of arched metal supports, forming the traditional shape of a regal crown. These arches, as well as the band along the base, are intricately set with numerous clear, round-cut rhinestones that catch the light, simulating diamonds. Interspersed among the clear stones are several smaller, possibly pink-hued or rose-colored rhinestones, adding a subtle touch of color to the design. A prominent feature at the center of the crown is a raised, polished gold-toned maple leaf emblem, signifying a potential Canadian association or theme. At the very top of the crown, there is a single, clear rhinestone set as a finial. The construction appears to be machine-made, indicating it is likely a mass-produced piece of costume jewelry from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s or 1960s, given the style of rhinestone setting and overall aesthetic. No discernible maker's marks or signatures are visible from the provided image. The overall condition appears good for its age, though close inspection would be needed to confirm the integrity of all stone settings and the security of the pin mechanism on the reverse side (not visible). The craftsmanship, while not fine jewelry grade, is typical for well-made costume pieces of its era, designed for visual impact.