Miami, 1962. The Air Smells Like Gardenias and Possibility.
She arrived at the hotel with one suitcase and three brooches. The gold palm tree was her favorite — the one she wore to the rooftop bar on the first night, sipping something cold while the city glittered below and the warm Atlantic breeze moved through the palm fronds like a slow song.
That was the kind of glamour Miami had back then. Effortless. Sun-drenched. A little bit cinematic.
This vintage 1960s gold palm tree brooch captures all of it. Cast in warm gold-toned metal, the palm tree silhouette is sleek and stylish — the kind of motif that was everywhere in mid-century resort wear, when jet-setters and socialites made Florida their playground. It's chic without trying too hard, which is really the whole point.
Pin it to a linen blazer, a silk scarf, or a wide-brimmed sun hat. Wear it like you just stepped off a yacht in Biscayne Bay.
