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A brooch to cheer yourself up and others, as this cute little elephant is bound to catch peoples attention with it’s charming sparkle, enhancing your outfit making you stand out from the crowd, it will also make a great talking point. guaranteed to make them smile.
Crafted in real silver with a polished finish encrusted with real marcasite stones and fitted with a swivel safety catch, It measures 17.4mm x 13.6mm.
Tender, strong, silly and smart, elephants tug at our heart strings and perhaps we at theirs. Watch elephants closely and you will soon notice intelligence in their eyes , as well as the sense of playfulness.
Elephants have a positive symbolic meaning all over the world and are considered to be a symbol of good luck, success, power, wisdom and experience.
Because elephants are highly social animals, they are also considered to be a symbol of loyalty, companionship and unity.
The perfect gift for any occasion. or as a treat for yourself.
Presented in a beautiful gift box. Please scroll picture to see box.
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City of London Jewellers present the West Midlands Real Silver Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch .
Measurements:- 17.4mm x 13.6mm.
Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch BRS00053.
There is more to say about elephant superstitions which this short article cannot go into, but suffice it to say, elephants and good luck go hand in hand all over the world.
Some people do consider elephants lucky. If the trunk of the elephant is up rather than down. Lots of elephant ornaments have their trunks up. When the trunks are down it is not considered as lucky.
Brooches were very popular in the Victorian era and were traditionally worn on the left side which was considered correct and sophisticated by people in high society. They are an accessory a lot of us tend to write off as outdated, but now days people are far more creative. Brooches such as this Real Silver Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch are fast becoming a new trend again with people wanting to make they’re own style statement, are wearing them not only on coat and jacket lapels, scarfs, jeans but even on the sides of handbags etc.
The brooch is one of the most fun and versatile piece’s of jewellery that can be strategically placed anywhere on our outfits to give them more of a personal touch, they can be worn singularly in pairs or even in cluster’s, brooches like this Real Silver Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch can look really cool when styled right and can make you stand out from the crowd. Try wearing them at different angles to see what suits you best.
This cute little Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch is ideal to wear in a cluster because of the size 17.4mm x 13.6mm.
In my opinion everyone should have several brooches to go with different looks, or at least one for casual wear and one for a more formal dress.
What to look for in a brooch.
Brooches can be simple or flamboyant like this gorgeous Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch, weather they focus on gold or silver or be covered with gemstones. When selecting a brooch or pin, consider if you want a fun look, classic style, or one that goes best with a favourite outfit. Brooches and pins come in a huge variety of colours and styles so you can celebrate the seasons.
Whatever the occasion, you’ll find the perfect accessory for your outfit in our range of women’s brooches. With beautiful real silver butterfly and silver flower designs to real gold, striking lapel pins and more.
Elephants in Thailand
The elephant has been a contributor to Thai society and its icon for many centuries. The elephant has had a considerable impact on Thai culture. The Thai elephant is the official national animal of Thailand. The elephant found in Thailand is the Indian elephant, a subspecies of the Asian elephant. In the early-1900s there were an estimated 100,000 domesticated or captive elephants in Thailand. In mid-2007 there were an estimated 3,456 domesticated elephants left in Thailand and roughly a thousand wild elephants. By 2017 the number of captive elephants had risen to an estimated 3,783. The elephant became an endangered species in Thailand in 1986.
Lucky Marcasite Elephant Brooch BRS00053.
