Featured Pin help again... Ty

any ideas on maker, age or what kind of flower this is?
TIA

 

Age is likely to be 1950s or 60s, probably won't be able to attribute it it to a maker. No idea on the flower, maybe others will have thoughts.

It's a pretty, wearable piece. I like how the rhinestones are presented.

 

Abstract lily pad

Sweet!

 

I would say more 60s, late 60s for time period.

 

Agree with Scoutshouse,it looks like a water Lily pad although the flowers in the centre are a bit random for a lily!. Very pretty though

 

A cut off hydrangea which landed on a lily pad? Doesn't matter, it looks nice.
I agree with 1960s.

 

Looks like a copy of a Kramer Trembler. Do the stones move?

 

yes they do!! I thought they might be loose.. are they suppose to be like that?

 

Yes they are supposed to move..I don't know about type of flower. Check ebay. Usually 1 or 2 for sale. Tremblers are very desirable. I have 1 just like this in my collection. Mine is clearly marked Kramer.

 

Tremblers are A type of pin brooch or maker?

 

Tremblers are decorative jewellery parts on 'trembling' stems or springs. They are usually flowers or insects.

 

This is an Indonesian hairpin with trembling flowers. You can just see a spring underneath the second from the right:


The flowers 'tremble' as you move your head.

 

Soo cool.. I've learned so much from everyone here.. TY

 

Water lily by a bad botanist on acid.

 

Hence the tremblers....

 

Indeed.

 

Did you check the actual pin (I mean the sharp pointy thing) for a mark? I was thinking it was Kramer that sometimes did that.

I could be mis-remembering the who, but when it happens, it's bloody difficult to spot the mark unless you already know it's there.

 

Krementz would often mark the pin stem with a tiny mark, "Diana" is one of their marks.