This trench art brooch, crafted from an Argentine peso coin, captures the essence of freedom and resistance. At the center of the brooch is the profile of Marianne, the personification of liberty and the republic, who has been used as a symbol of emancipation and struggle. Marianne, with her characteristic Phrygian cap topped with a star, is surrounded by a crescent moon, creating a powerful image that has been cherished in times of both peace and conflict.

Trench art is a folk art form that flourished during times of war, when soldiers transformed everyday objects into meaningful and personal pieces. This brooch is a prime example of that tradition, repurposing an old coin to create a wearable work of art that conveys a message of hope and freedom. The coin's reverse still displays engraved details, adding authenticity and a tangible connection to the past.

Ideal for collectors of trench art, jewelry with a story, or those who appreciate symbols of freedom, this brooch is a unique piece that combines history, art, and symbolism in a single accessory. It's perfect as a gift or as a curious addition to a diverse jewelry collection.

Characteristics:
**Measures:
It is approximately 3 cm wide and 2.5 cm long.
*Weight:
It weighs 6.88 grams.

**Composition
Main material: Original gold-plated metal coin.
Seal: No seal.
Acid test: Performed.
Other materials: Coins.

 
**Additional details:
It's not new, look closely at the photos; the front shows signs of wear on the gold, which will look perfect if it is re-gilded.

Pay attention to the details!