Christian Dior brooch in gold-tone metal and deep burgundy resin. In good vintage condition, it shows a natural patina on the gold finish and some small scratches on the right edge of the metal. This is an iconic Dior piece, created in the wake of the launch of the “Poison” perfume, with which it shares a bold and sophisticated aesthetic. Elegant and refined, this vintage brooch is ideal as a gift, for a collection, or to add a retro-chic touch to any outfit.
Christian Dior began designing fish-themed brooches in the 1960s, often in gold-tone metal, rhinestones, or enamel—sometimes in collaboration with the Henkel & Grosse ateliers. These whimsical yet refined pieces are now highly sought-after by collectors.
In the 1990s, Dior also launched the perfume Tendre Poison, known for its iconic green bottle. Some brooches from this era, such as the “Tendre Poisson,” bridge the world of fragrance and jewelry, reflecting the bold elegance that defines the Dior brand.
