Scatter pins, often called small conversation pins, were a long-standing staple of fashion enthusiasts during the 1940s through the 1960s. Designs ranged from cupids, hearts, violins, floral sprays, and insects were popular motifs. Trade magazines emphasized the importance of these small pieces of adornment that called to be worn in multiples yielding multiple opportunities for retail sales. Larger than most scatter pins, this piece still fits the bill and would look lovely worn in multiples. The pin features three filigree flowers surmounted by faux pearls and tipped with aurora borealis stones forming a bouquet with a large die-stamped flower at the base. A great 1960s piece!