





This Joan Rivers Classics Collection bee brooch from the 1990s features a gold plated body, clear rhinestone covered wings and body, two dark green rhinestone eyes, and a signature mark on the back.
The brooch is bright and shiny, with its raised crystal decoration intact in the photographs and a working pin clasp, while small areas of darker metal finish are visible on the reverse.
Joan Rivers launched her QVC jewelry collection in 1990, and the bee became her signature design because it represented doing what others thought impossible. This little bumblebee has the sparkling wings, rounded crystal covered body, and detailed gold tone legs that make her bee jewelry recognizable. At approximately one inch across, it is a small decorative pin for a jacket lapel, cardigan, or scarf.
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If you collect Joan Rivers Classics Collection bee jewelry, this 1990s crystal covered brooch with green eyes and a working clasp offers a small, wearable example of her signature design. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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