Brooches

Brooches have a rich history in jewellery, spanning centuries. They were prevalent in ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, serving as decorative and functional accessories. During the Middle Ages, brooches became popular adornments for clothing and cloaks. In the Renaissance, they evolved into intricate and elaborate designs, often incorporating gemstones and enamel work. The Victorian era saw a resurgence of brooches, with sentimental and symbolic motifs. In modern times, brooches continue to be worn as fashion statements and accessories, with a diverse range of styles, materials, and decorative elements to choose from.