Featured Lily of the valley pin

This is a big pin, about 3.75 inches tall, gilt metal with glass flowers, missing a sprig of flowers right on the front. Last photo shows the break point circled in black.
I just don't know what to make of this pin. Older, more recent artisan, or what? The construction is so distinctive maybe someone will recognize it? Thanks for any help.
Apologies - haven't cleaned this yet as it looks like a time-consuming job.

 

Older. Early 50s might be a safe bet barring better info to the contrary. No clue where it came from.

 

Thanks. Shame it is missing that piece on front.

 

Lily of the Valley are neither pink nor blue.

 

Close enough. They do come pink, but not with blue centers.

 

I have a feeling the opaque pink flower beads are Czech glass.

Bell flower? Trumpet flower?

 

I was wondering if they might be bellflowers or bluebells.

 

Ay yes, botanical accuracy!

Forties or fifties with that wired construction. Or even thirties. Lovely beads. Czech I'd think. Or maybe even Rousselet. @KSW

 

Did a Rousselet search and did not see this type of flower.

 

Very cool piece. Not sure of the exact year, but definitely vintage. Pre 1960s would be my guess.

Laura suggested maybe Czech for glass and I think I'm in agreement.

I had these little glass place card holders, box and the flowerpot bases marked Czechoslovakia. The flowers are somewhat similar, so could be the place of origin for the glass.

 

Thanks Lucille. The flowers on my pin are thinner glass I think, but very similar.