Rose gold flower brooch, a romantic circle for your coat lapel
This rose gold flower brooch reads like a small fashion illustration set in an openwork frame, the kind of piece British shoppers love to stack with a pearl necklace on a wool coat. The polished rose gold ring opens onto a miniature garden: a five petal peach flower at the centre with a copper metallic finish, its heart crowned by eight champagne tone crystals arranged in a circle. To the upper right a small cluster of four clear crystals reads like a second smaller flower. Three grey marbled leaves are scattered on curved rose gold stems, and a soft pink butterfly brooch motif sits in the lower right corner, with two large pink stone wings and two smaller peach metallic wings. Mode Tendance picked it for British wardrobes that love rose gold jewellery and want a single statement focal piece that still feels delicate rather than chunky.
- Openwork rose gold circle: polished frame with a double thin black and copper outline
- Central peach flower: copper metallic petals crowned with eight champagne crystals
- Pink butterfly: two pink stone wings paired with two peach metallic wings
- Three grey marbled leaves on curved rose gold stems
- Small four crystal cluster echoing a second flower in the upper right
A magnetic flower brooch that lets you wear silk and cashmere safely
The technical side of this magnetic brooches design is its hidden dual magnet system. A polished rose gold disc sits behind the fabric and clips to a magnet on the back of the circle, so the brooch can move from a wool blazer to a silk blouse, a cashmere cardigan or even a soft leather lapel without leaving a single hole. Liberty print shirts, vintage chiffon scarves and delicate slip dresses are also safe to wear with it, unlike with a traditional pin clasp.
Styling a romantic flower brooch in a British wardrobe
The warm rose gold and peach palette pairs especially well with cream, blush, dove grey and camel, the classic British neutrals that act as a clean canvas for a focal jewel. Place it on a camel coat lapel for autumn walks, on a blush silk blouse for an afternoon tea, or on the strap of a structured cream tote for weekend brunches. It also layers beautifully with a more naturalist piece from our flower brooches collection on a wider tweed shoulder, mixing a romantic circle with a bolder painted flower.
Materials and care for the rose gold finish
Technical specifications
| Dimensions | Approximately 5cm diameter |
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| Fastening | Dual neodymium magnet, no piercing |
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| Frame | Polished rose gold openwork circle |
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| Stones | Eight champagne crystals, pink butterfly wings, grey marbled leaves |
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| Style | Romantic, openwork, fashion illustration feel |
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Wipe with a soft dry cloth, avoid perfume sprays and creams and store flat with the magnet disc clipped to the back of the circle to protect the stones and the rose gold plating. Avoid wearing close to credit cards or mechanical watches.
FAQ
Is the rose gold finish real gold or a plating?
It is a polished rose gold plating on a sturdy base metal. Kept away from perfume and stored in a soft pouch the warm tone holds for years.
Can I wear the brooch on a delicate silk blouse?
Yes, the dual magnet sits flat behind the fabric and does not pierce a single fibre, which is much safer than a traditional pin clasp.
Are the pink butterfly wings stones or enamel?
The two large wings are a soft pink stone with a faintly faceted finish, the two small wings are peach metallic plated, which gives the butterfly a real depth effect.
Free UK delivery from GBP 50, shipped within 24 hours.
