Specifications: 

• The fashion brooch made of high quality materials, durable enough for wear  
• Color range to match all your dressing perfectly
• The cheap brooches add some festival atmosphere
• Alloy brooch makes a great addition to any collection and can be worn on many occasions
• Shinning your dress style with this high quality, fantastic and affordable accessory
• This classic style brooch is suitable for wearing on any occasions 
• Material: Alloy & Silver Plating & Gold Plating

Details:

• Silver plating brooch makes a great addition to any collection and can be worn on many occasions

 

• Alloy brooch made of high quality materials, durable enough for wear 

• Shinning your dress style with this high quality, fantastic and affordable accessory

• The small dimond on the fashion brooch will good reflection looks very beautiful

• With high-heeled shoes shape design, this fashion brooch looks more elegant than we can imagine

How to Use Brooches?

Brooches, once a mainstay of every woman's wardrobe, now come and go for many in the same manner as other jewelry trends. It is, however, easy to make a positive case for this sophisticated piece of jewelry. It is, after all, more versatile than any other jewelry item. Brooches can be used the standard way: as an accessory to fashion. But that is by no means their only use. They can also be used on clothing accessories as well as in the hair

Instructions:

• Purchase one or more brooches, if they are not readily on hand
• Use the brooch on clothing. Attach a brooch to the high neckline of a blouse, dress or jacket. Use one or more brooches (in a cluster) on the lapel of a suit jacket or place one or more on the shoulder of a jacket or dress. Pin several small brooches over the buttons of a blouse or dress to liven up the clothing or show off a collection. Try using smaller pins as a substitute for cuff links on a blouse by just pinning the brooch over the cuff's button
• Hook a brooch through a "magna pin." This converts the brooch to a magnetic closure, thereby doing away with the need to stick the pin part of the brooch into fabrics that could otherwise be damaged by the process. This makes it simple to use the brooch on heavy fabrics like boiled wool, suede or leather
• Utilize the brooch to help securely attach an accessory to clothing such as a scarf, a shawl or a shrug
• Attach a brooch to a hat to feminize it or give it a touch of pizzazz
• Pin one or more brooches onto a handbag or clutch to convert a daytime look to evening chic. Use a magna pin for heavier fabrics, suedes and leathers
• Convert a brooch to a pendant by attaching it directly to a thick necklace chain, omega or collar. Hook a pin over a string of beads or double them up, pulling them together around the neck. Close with a brooch to create a unique choker
• Use a pin converter to turn a brooch into a standard necklace pendant
• Turn a brooch into a piece of hair jewelry. Attach a pin to a headband. Using wire or thread, attach a brooch to a hair comb or barrette. Run the pin of a brooch through the elastic of a ponytail holder for a top knot accent piece. Attach a brooch directly to the hair (or a wig)

How to Repair a Brooch?

Brooches are fine pieces of jewelry that are susceptible to damage or breakage. Typical repairs for brooches include broken and bent pins and damaged hinges. These are fairly easy repairs if you are good with your hands. Follow the tips below for successfully repairing a brooch

Instructions:

• Straighten the pin with a pair of pliers, or lay the pin on a flat surface and lightly tap it with a hammer. Make careful not to dent or damage the pin if you use a hammer
• Lightly tap the rivet at its joint to ensure a tight fit, and then burnish the tip to restore the pin's shape. Tap this ever-so-gently, as the rivet is highly sensitive to heavy taps
• Remove the pin from the joint if the joint has become loose. Place the pin aside, but don't lose it--it's a tiny little piece
• Solder a new safety or ball catch. Try not to use too much solder as the excess solder may overflow and compromise the safety catch. Be careful with the soldering iron. It doesn't take much solder to solder a brooch joint, because of its small size
• If the pin cannot stand the heat of the soldering gun, find a matching piece of sheet metal and integrate it into the back piece. Then solder the pin joint and catch onto the new piece. Wipe off any excess solder. Let it heal and set for a few minutes

Package Included:

• 1 x Brooch