This vibrant vintage duette by Coro from the 1940s features two charming pink cockatoos perched side by side. Their feathers are shaded in soft pastel and vibrant pink enamels. Shimmering rhinestones adorn their bodies for added brilliance. The birds rest on detailed branch blooming with blue and pink hand painted enamel flowers.
Vintage duettes like this one hold a unique place in vintage jewelry history. Renowned for its versatility, the duette can be worn as a single pin or separated into two fur clips for styling flexibility. This duette patent design was filed on March 3, 1941, by Gene Verrecchio under U.S. Patent No. 126,490 .
