What is a Coro vintage pin?

Coro was a popular American costume jewelry manufacturer known for producing affordable and stylish pieces from the early 1900s through the 1970s. Their vintage pins, like this tomato pin, are collectible and often signed.

What does it mean that the pin is signed?

A signed pin means the maker's mark or signature, in this case 'Coro,' is stamped or engraved on the piece, confirming its authenticity and origin.

What is costume jewelry?

Costume jewelry refers to decorative jewelry made from inexpensive materials like base metals and glass or plastic stones, designed to be affordable and fashionable rather than made from precious metals or gems.

What era is this vintage Coro tomato pin from?

This Coro tomato pin is likely from the mid-20th century, around the 1950s to 1960s, based on its style and original price tag.

What are figural pins?

Figural pins are brooches or pins shaped like recognizable objects, animals, or characters. This tomato pin is an example of a figural pin shaped like a tomato.

How should I care for vintage enamel pins?

To care for vintage enamel pins, avoid exposure to water and harsh chemicals, store them separately to prevent scratches, and clean gently with a soft cloth.

Vintage Coro Tomato Pin Original Tag Signed Jewelry

$5.00

Vintage never worn, Coro signed metal tomato pin with original store tag that reads Lorelei and the other side of the tag reads the original price, which was $1.00.

It measures 1 1/2" wide.

Any white-sh marks you see are just reflections and not on the pin itself. It has never been worn and is in excellent shape

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Vintage Coro Tomato Pin Original Tag Signed Jewelry

$5.00

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