Blue & Yellow Dragonfly Brooch Sterling Silver BRS00105

The City of London Jewellers Presents the King’s Meads Blue & Yellow Dragonfly Brooch Sterling Silver BRS00105.

Blue & Yellow Dragonfly Brooch Sterling Silver BRS00105.

Set with marcasite and gorgeous plique-a-jour enamel in wonderful bright summer colours, our dragonfly brooch is perfect for any occasion. Attractive and elegant, this blue and yellow dragonfly brooch has intricately designed patterned wings set with small marcasite stones. Lovingly made by expert British craftsmen using hallmarked sterling silver, this product has been hand-finished and hand-polished for the best results.

Blue & Yellow Dragonfly Brooch.
Measurements:- Larger than average 70mm x 55mm.

During the Victorian era, brooches enjoyed widespread popularity. They were traditionally worn on the left side, a practice considered correct and sophisticated by individuals in high society. They are an accessory many of us tend to write off as outdated, but nowadays, people are far more creative. Brooches are fast becoming a new trend, with people wanting to make their style statement and wearing them not only on coat and jacket lapels, scarves, and jeans but even on the sides of handbags, etc.

Fun and Versatile:

Indeed, brooches represent one of the most enjoyable and versatile jewellery pieces. You can strategically place them anywhere on your outfits to add a personal touch. They can be worn individually, in pairs, or even in clusters. Brooches like this dragonfly brooch can look exceptionally stylish when styled appropriately and help you stand out from the crowd. Try wearing this Dragonfly Brooch at different angles to see what suits you best.

Formal and Casual Wear:

Everyone should have several brooches with different looks, or at least one for casual wear and one for a more formal dress.

Victorian Popularity:

Insect Jewellery Such as this Dragonfly Brooch was very popular with the Victorians.
Why did Victorians wear insect jewellery? Inspired by the Ancient Egyptians and partly by a renewed love of nature and the countryside in light of rapid urbanization, people viewed natural motifs like insects as genteel, nurturing, and virtuous.

Dragonflies: Nature’s Way of Confounding Entomologists:

Dragonflies are insects in the sub-order Anisoptera (meaning “unequal-winged”).In Great Britain and Ireland, one may encounter about 30 species. The term ‘dragonflies’ sometimes encompasses the entire scientific order Odonata, which includes the sub-order Zygoptera (damselflies).

What to look for in a brooch?:-
Brooches vary in style from simple to striking, such as this stunning Silver Dragonfly Brooch. They may focus on gold or silver or feature intricate designs with gemstones or enamel. When selecting a brooch or pin, consider if you want a fun look, a classic style, or one that goes best with a favourite outfit. Brooches and pins come in various colours and styles to celebrate the seasons.

A large range:

So, whatever the occasion, you’ll find the perfect accessory for your outfit in our range of brooches—with beautiful real silver butterflies and assorted silver animal designs to real gold, striking lapel pins and more.

In fact, in Japan, people associate the Dragonfly with autumn and regard it as the symbol of courage, strength, and happiness.

“Dragonfly Brooch” BRS00097.

Hallmarked;

What is a Hallmark?

Plique-à-jour – Wikipedia.

Blue & Yellow Dragonfly Brooch Sterling Silver BRS00105.- crafted in genuine sterling silver with blue eyes, and the wings are inlaid with yellow and blue piqué-a-jour enamel.

Alternatively, If you prefer something with less colour, we have Dragonfly Brooch Silver & Marcasite BRS00048.