ORA Art Deco Rectangular Rhinestone Brooch

A timeless piece of Art Deco glamour. This stunning rectangular brooch by ORA is a true testament to the era's love of geometric shapes and dazzling embellishments. Featuring a captivating array of sparkling rhinestones meticulously set within a sleek, rectangular frame, this brooch exudes sophistication and elegance. The ORA signature adds an authentic touch to this exquisite piece. A perfect accessory to elevate any outfit, whether it's a vintage-inspired ensemble or a modern look with a touch of retro charm.

History:  Founded in the late 1940s in Chicago, ORA costume jewelry was created by Oreste Agnini and Ralph Singer. 

Founded in the late 1940s in Chicago, ORA costume jewelry was created by Oreste Agnini and Ralph Singer. Their first names have been combined to form the name "ORA". Although the early pieces were not signed, company documents show that they produced items for Eisenberg. ORA produced fraternal jewelry for groups such as the Masons, Lions, and Shiners, in addition to fashion jewelry. Following Agnini's retirement in 1953, the Singer family operated the business until Singer's son-in-law Ray Pausback sold it in 1984.

Vintage condition: Excellent