Abstract flower brooch, a wearable sculpture in silver and black
This abstract flower brooch belongs to the family of statement flower brooches that turn a plain jacket lapel into a focal point. Five asymmetric petals are gathered around a silver swirl heart, each one cut and finished differently: a faceted smoke grey crystal teardrop catches the light from above, a wide slab of black hammered metal sits to the right, a pearl grey cabochon nests inside a silver wire loop, an open silver ring set with a clear rhinestone hangs to the lower right, and a broad hammered anthracite petal closes the composition at the base. The polished silver tone frame ties everything together and gives the piece an almost mineral, sculptural character. Mode Tendance chose it for British wardrobes that love the silver and black palette, the kind that lifts a grey wool coat, a black turtleneck or a navy blazer with one bold focal jewel.
- Five asymmetric petals: smoke crystal, black hammered metal, pearl cabochon, silver loop with rhinestone, hammered anthracite petal
- Silver swirl heart: polished centre with relief curves and a small pearl bead
- Smoke faceted crystal: large teardrop catches every light angle
- Mix of polished, matte and hammered finishes for a true contemporary brooch feel
- Approximately 6cm wide, perfect statement size for a coat lapel
A magnetic flower brooch that respects delicate fabrics
The technical side of this magnetic brooches design is its double magnet system. A circular polished silver disc sits behind the fabric and clips to a second magnet hidden on the petal, which means no piercing on a fine wool coat, a silk evening dress or a soft leather lapel. Vintage blouses, cashmere scarves and even wide brim hats can wear this brooch without the worry of permanent holes that a traditional pin always leaves.
Styling a silver flower brooch in a British wardrobe
The silver and black palette makes this piece a winter wardrobe favourite, equally at home on a Crombie coat lapel, a black turtleneck, a charcoal pinstripe blazer or a velvet evening cape. It also works on a dark canvas tote or a structured shoulder bag where a single bold flower replaces a row of small pins. For a layered statement look, combine it with a more figurative piece from our flower brooches collection to mix abstract and naturalist flowers on the same coat.
Materials and care for a long lasting sculptural finish
Technical specifications
| Dimensions | Approximately 6cm diameter |
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| Fastening | Double neodymium magnet, no piercing |
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| Metal finish | Polished silver tone with hammered black accents |
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| Decorative inlays | Faceted smoke crystal, pearl cabochon, set rhinestones |
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| Style | Contemporary, sculptural, statement |
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Wipe with a soft dry cloth, avoid contact with perfume sprays and creams, and store flat with the magnet disc clipped to the petal to protect both surfaces. Avoid wearing close to credit cards or mechanical watches.
FAQ
Is a 6cm flower brooch too large for a slim blazer lapel?
A 6cm brooch reads as a statement focal piece. On a slim lapel place it slightly lower than usual so the petals do not overlap the collar.
Will the magnet hold on a heavy wool coat?
Yes, the dual neodymium magnet has been calibrated for thick fabrics, including tweed, melton and Crombie coats up to a standard winter weight.
Will the black metal fade over time?
The black finish is a sealed metal coating. Kept away from perfume and stored in a soft pouch it retains its hammered depth for years.
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