Framed brooches

How often do you wear brooches? If you’re a vintage lover like me then you almost certainly have one or two in your collection. But how often do they actually see the light of day? I realised back when Dorothy was a baby that I hadn’t even looked at my brooches in about a year,

I love red. Seriously. Since I was a kid I have been choosing red game pieces, red lollipops, red clothing and as an adult I still do that ...

I have a problem with stuff. I like to collect things, but often find that all my carefully chosen treasures somehow disappear into boxes and don't get enjoyed, by me or anyone else. It was my New Year's resolution to try and display some of my collections and make them accessible for use. I decided jewelry would be a good place to start. I have a ridiculous collections of costume and vintage jewelry that I've been picking up here and there since highschool, and yet, I wear the same…

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Want to learn how to frame a vintage brooch for display and turn vintage jewelry into art? Framed vintage brooches are a fun way to display a special collection and…

A beautiful early 20th century brooch, made of glass with a reverse carved floral design, set in a brass frame. Shows some signs of age and wear and has a little surface scratching to the glass. The fastening is a little loose so I'd recommend wearing it with a thicker garment to hold it in place. See all pictures for a good impression of condition. Brooch measures: 3cm x 2.3cm