In this collection, a 14K gold-plated brooch means one specific tone: a lemon-yellow gold plating that looks warmer than paler gold-plated finishes. Each brooch is a figurative design with a clear silhouette, so start by choosing the motif.
Shapes and motifs
The motifs come from nature: a bee, a crab and a clover leaf. Colour comes from black accents and blue enamel, which stand out more vividly against the lemon-yellow plating than a single-colour pattern would. For a wider range of shapes, browse all brooches.
What 14K means
Here 14K describes the gold plating and its tone, not the fineness of the brooch itself, and the brooches carry no hallmark. Beneath the plating is a metal base, including nickel-free 316L surgical steel. If you prefer a paler tone, try our 18K gold-plated selection.
Frequently asked questions
Are these brooches suitable for sensitive skin?
Hypoallergenic gold-plated jewellery, popularly known as medical gold, suits sensitive skin, and our article on medical gold explains the term.
How can I make the tone last longer?
Pin the brooch on last and take it off first, as perfume and aerosols are harder on the plating than skin is; our jewellery care tips cover the rest.
When is delivery free?
Delivery is free on orders of €30 or more.