Our gold-tone brooches are each built around a clear motif: a butterfly, a tulip, a hummingbird, a fish, a hot-air balloon or a scorpion. Their golden colour comes from plating, not from a hallmarked precious metal. The selection is small, and every brooch has a shape of its own.
Motifs and shapes
- Fish, hummingbird and scorpion — bolder, more graphic lines.
- A butterfly brooch, a tulip and a large, colourful flower — softer, more classic shapes.
- A multi-tone brooch made of small plates, with a magnetic fastening that leaves no hole in the fabric.
How to wear them
A gold-tone brooch looks good on a jacket lapel, a coat or a knit; pin larger designs to heavier fabric so they don't pull it out of shape. To keep the shine for longer, put your brooch on last and take it off first — our jewellery care page covers the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Are gold-tone brooches suitable for sensitive skin?
Hypoallergenic gold-plated jewellery, popularly known as medical gold, suits sensitive skin; our article on medical gold explains the term. The base metals beneath the plating include nickel-free 316L surgical steel.
When is delivery free?
Delivery is free on orders of €30 or more.
