Early Coro Pearl & Gold Tone Brooch and similar items

?Condition: Good, for almost 100 years old it does have a flaw, the scuff on the top/front if the central pearl. I don't believe it's noticeable at normal viewing distance but you can see it when close up. No metal oxidation surprisingly no metal wear. ?Size: 2 inch diamater ?Colors: cream, gold, clear ?Marks: Signed Coro in the early script. ?Era: 1930s, Coro introduced the pegasus on their signature in the 1938-39 season. The early script was used 1921 to early 1940s. The design dates it to somewhere in the 1930s. ?Materials: large faux pearl, clear rhinestones, gold tone frame ?Style/Features: Six little flowers of pearls with a central clear rhinestone around a large central faux pearl a concentric circle design. There are no missing pearls which is a testament of Coro's craftmanship. Lightweight with a classic roll clasp and straight pin. A simple but glamorous Coro piece. ?Care: Wipe with clean dry cloth