An extraordinary collectors piece from Paco Rabanne Paris circa late 1970s-1980s. Directly evoking the iconic Space Age and Modernist aesthetic that defined Rabannes legacy—starting with his legendary 1966 debut collection "12 Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials"—this grand geometric statement brooch features three connected diamond-in-square motifs fully pave-set with sparkling princess-cut clear crystals. Every single crystal remains in immaculate, brilliant condition with zero dead or yellowed stones—sparkling just as bright as the day it was crafted. Preserved in pristine New Old Stock condition with its original Japan SOGO department store price tags attached (originally sold for 23,000 yen, a major luxury purchase at the time). Hallmarked with signature logo stamp on back. Substantial 11 cm in length with heavy luxury construction. A high-value sculptural runway piece for blazers, tailored jackets, heavy wool coats, and furs, fully justifying its status as a high-fashion investment for vintage collectors.