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Vintage Joan Rivers Signed Christmas Flower POINSETTIA BEE PIN Brooch Pave Crystal Ruby Rhinestones Enameled Gold Filigree Design - New In Black Velvet Jewelry Pouch

• Size: Brooch Is 1-1/2" Wing To Wing x 1-1/8" Head To Tail.
• Color: Gold Red

Details:
• Crystal & Enameled Gold Material
• Joan Rivers Stunning "Poinsettia" Bee Brooch Can Be Worn As A Brooch, Hat Pin Or Slide Your Favorite Chain Through The Pin Space For Necklace Wear!
• The perfect way to create a buzz this holiday season
• Red and green crystals accent this goldtone bee pin for unforgettable sparkle, while red and green epoxy enamel accentuates the poinsettia flowers on the wings and body.
• Slip it on for style that stings. From the Joan Rivers Classics Collection(R).

• "The bee became my personal inspiration and the signature of my Classics Collection because it accomplishes the impossible every day. In aerodynamic terms, bees shouldn't be able to fly. Their bodies are too heavy; their wings are too small. Yet they do fly! I believe we all have it in us to beat the odds and achieve the impossible." --Joan Rivers

About The Honey Bee:

• The Bee reminds us to make our lives productive while the sun shines and to enjoy the nectar of efforts. No matter how great the dream is, there is the promise of fulfillment if we pursue our dreams.

• You have the ability to accomplish the impossible over and over again. You know how to enjoy the sweetness that life brings you and you understand the proper use of your own energy. Your intentions are always focused on a clear path and goal in life. You are also self-sufficient, very focused, a very hard worker, and you work best when they are working with others.

• The Bee symbolizes wealth, good luck, harmony, Creativity and bliss. Bees are also symbolic of hard work and industry as represented by the common phrase “busy as a Bee.” Your hard work will pay off in the end with sweet results.

• Pave Crystals Are 1mm

• Signed: "Joan Rivers"

New In Black Velvet Jewelry Pouch!

The Italian bee
• Italian honey bees, of the subspecies Apis mellifera ligustica, were brought to the U.S. in 1859. They quickly became the favored bee stock in this country and remain so to this day.

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