Vintage Crossed Skis Brooch OOS with flowers and scroll-like foliage

with flowers and scroll-like foliage on one side (pictured) and ivy leaves and a blank shield on the other (presumably with the intention of it's owner adding a monogram)

The simple three-lobed halo border is reminiscent of flower petals - highly stylised

and inside it's base metal

Punch and his wife Judy

Vintage Crossed Skis Brooch OOS with flowers and scroll-like foliageDATE: Vintage, c. 1993 A cute little brooch, modelled as two little skis, crossed over one another with small star motifs. They're crafted in white gold, while the ski poles are in yellow. With English hallmarks for London, 1993. In the sport, there are different ways to communicate while out in the snow. Crossing your skis means someone needs assistance. Wear this brooch as a token of guidance and a helping hand, assisting you while you wear it.