Vintage Silver Dahlia Brooch | Sustainable Boutonnière | Coro Era 1960s–70s

This vintage silver-tone dahlia brooch is a striking alternative to a traditional boutonnière. Sculptural, dimensional, and finely textured, it reflects the modernist approach to floral design popular in men’s accessories during the 1960s–early 1970s.  Attributed to Coro era (unsigned), a major American design house founded in 1901, known for translating fine-jewelry techniques into wearable, architectural forms. The layered metal petals and cross-hatched finish create depth and movement, reading silver in neutral light while picking up warmth under evening or stage lighting.  Styled on a lapel, tuxedo jacket, overcoat, or knitwear, this piece works as a sustainable boutonnière — reusable, low-impact, and increasingly favored by stylists and fashion-forward men over fresh florals.  Silver-tone metal. Secure pin back. Unsigned, consistent with Coro’s mid-century construction and design language.