Eternal Flowers from the 1980s
In the heart of the 1980s, amidst chromatic excess and bold forms, this brooch was born as a silent echo of an inner garden. Forged in shining metal, its shape evokes a sacred vase—holder not of fleeting flowers, but of secret intentions. Glass gems and zircons, set like dewdrops on imaginary petals, shine with a light that is more than a reflection—it is pure evocation.
Each bead and stone is a fragment of history, selected with the care of one who understands that this is not mere ornamentation but a rite. The floral design never fades: it’s a relic of transformation, a timeless symbol of rebirth. More than decoration, this talisman preserves, embodies, and transmutes.
Measuring 4 cm in height, this brooch nestles on your chest or veil like a subtle seal—ready to turn the body into a sacred altar. The craftsmanship of Anna Biblò—icon of an era that dared to dream—shines through every detail. Its light patina tells the story of cherished hands and admired hearts.
Key Features
- One-of-a-kind 1980s piece signed by Anna Biblò
- Shining metal structure
- Decorated with zircons, colored glass, and pearls
- Symbolic floral vase shape
- Secure and discreet pin closure
- Curated as a relic through a purification ritual
Materials
Shining metal, colored glass, zircons, and pearls
Era
1980s
Symbolic Meaning
The vase symbolizes the womb of the self, while the flowers express the soul—a portrayal of beauty emerging from intimate depths.
Ritual Use
Wear during inner blooming rituals or as a talisman protecting untold wishes.
Pin it to your chest and let your secrets bloom in silence.
