A luxury treble clef brooch finished in a deep black guilloche enamel, with a radiating brush stripe texture that fans out from each curve like sound waves. Six set stones add a precious depth: one large oval polished black cabochon and one round black cabochon nest at the centre, a third small round black cabochon closes the bottom curl, and two faceted smoky topaz rhinestones light up the upper loop and lower curve. All outlines are warm rose gold, the dual magnet back lies flat behind the fabric. 7cm tall. A polished evening music gift.
This treble clef brooch is the evening, luxury sibling of our colourful music brooches, finished in a deep black guilloche enamel with a radiating brush stripe texture that fans out from each curve like a sound wave caught on a vinyl record. Six set stones add the precious depth typical of art deco music brooch design: at the upper centre a large oval polished black cabochon and a smaller round black cabochon nest like two intertwined notes, a third small round black cabochon closes the bottom curl in echo, and two faceted smoky topaz rhinestones light up the upper loop and the lower curve like two reflective accents in a polished onyx jewel. Polished warm rose gold outlines run along every cloisonne section and tie the piece together. Mode Tendance picked it for British wardrobes that love a smart music brooch on a black velvet jacket, a charcoal coat lapel or a silk evening dress shoulder.
The back of this magnetic brooches design hides a polished rose gold disc with a central magnet. The disc lies behind the fabric and clips to the magnet on the back of the clef, holding the brooch flat without piercing a single fibre. This makes it safe for fine silk evening blouses, cashmere knits, dark velvet coat lapels, denim jackets and even canvas tote straps, the fabrics where a traditional pin clasp would leave a permanent hole on a concert dress or a fine cashmere wrap.
The deep black, smoky topaz and rose gold palette is one of the most elegant pairings in a smart British wardrobe, sitting beautifully on charcoal, ivory, dove grey, navy and dark velvets. Place it on a black silk evening dress shoulder for a concert at the Wigmore Hall, on a tuxedo lapel for an opera night, on a dark velvet coat lapel for a winter recital, or on the strap of a structured leather clutch for a smart dinner. It is also a thoughtful luxury gift for music teachers and choir leaders at a milestone retirement or anniversary, or for any musician who prefers a quiet onyx finish to a bright enamel one.
| Dimensions | Approximately 7cm tall x 3cm wide |
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| Fastening | Dual neodymium magnet, no piercing |
| Body | Deep black guilloche enamel with radiating brush stripe texture |
| Set stones | One large oval black cabochon, three round black cabochons, two faceted smoky topaz rhinestones |
| Metal finish | Polished warm rose gold cloisonne outlines |
Wipe with a soft dry cloth, avoid perfume sprays and creams and store flat with the magnet disc clipped to the back of the clef to protect the cabochons and the radiating enamel. Avoid wearing close to credit cards or mechanical watches.
Yes, the black and rose gold palette and the radiating guilloche texture make it a polished, evening appropriate music gift for milestone retirements, anniversaries or graduation from a conservatoire.
The black cabochons are polished black enamel cabochons set in rose gold cups and the smoky topaz stones are faceted crystal rhinestones, not real gemstones, which keeps the brooch wearable as fashion jewellery.
It is a warm rose gold tone, slightly coppery rather than bright yellow, which sits beautifully with the black guilloche enamel and the smoky topaz accents.
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