Vintage Robot Brooch by Guillemette L'Hoir, Paris giardinetti flips outward from the other

flips outward from the other and reveals a gorgeous amethyst cabochon which displays a deep and vibrant colour of purple

The opal is fiery

attracting the attention of the likes of Frederick the Great of Prussia

and Lionel - by 1916 they had changed their name to Albury Brothers

Uranium glass has been produced for thousands of years and

Vintage Robot Brooch by Guillemette L'Hoir, Paris giardinetti flips outward from the otherDATE: Vintage, c. 1970 Francois Schoenlaub founded the company Guillemette L'Hoir in the 1970s. Known for their innovative and often geometric designs, jewellery was made from galalith, wood, plexiglass, horn and so on Heavily inspired by the work of Auguste Bonaz and the Memphis group, the first collection was minimalist, refined and an instant success. This fun brooch is modelled as a robot! He's super cute, his little legs dangle under his brightly