Magnetic Abstract Brooch in Gold-Coloured Steel with Seven Multicoloured Enamel Circles, 5.6 cm

An abstract brooch with seven colourful circles

The Magnetic Abstract Brooch in Gold-Coloured Steel with Seven Multicoloured Enamel Circles, 5.6 cm measures 5.6 cm; our company checks each piece. Compare its uneven outline with our original brooch collection before choosing its position.

Seven colourful circles to brighten an outfit

All visible details are grouped here: the seven elements comprise one large blue disc, a pink medallion, an upper open ring, a small dark-blue disc, a cream medallion, an olive-green disc and a lower open ring. Both openwork medallions contain coloured leaves; the steel outlines have a warm gold colour.

A statement format measuring 5.6 cm

Cut a 5.6 cm paper template and try it on a blazer, cardigan, wool coat or outer bag pocket accessible from inside. Keep the projecting rings away from buttons, zips, bulky seams and rigid edges. On a printed textile, move the template until all seven elements remain distinct, then view it while the material falls naturally.

• Begin on a flat area reached from both sides.
• Leave space around the complete outline.
• Assess the location with the garment closed.

Use one colour to connect brooch and outfit

Blue, pink, cream and olive green can repeat a shade already worn or contrast with navy, brown, ecru or denim. A single uncluttered area keeps the composition readable. This brooch is described as a decorative accessory; the page does not claim that it fastens or gathers a scarf.

Align both magnetic parts and check the fastening

A round magnetic disc is fixed at the centre of the reverse. The separate round openwork plate has another central disc and sits behind the selected material. The strong magnets have been tested on several materials, including wool and 5 mm faux leather. A seam, fold, curve, extra layer or movement may still alter stability at a particular point.

• Place the circle group on the outside first.
• Bring the plate slowly from inside towards the centre.
• Check the hold at that exact position.

Test again whenever the setting changes

The model joins our brooches with magnetic fastenings. Separate the components with a controlled movement rather than pulling an open ring. Repeat the check after changing material, thickness, number of layers or position, especially on an area affected by walking or fastening the garment.

Give a carefully packaged abstract brooch

The design may suit someone who enjoys abstraction, circular forms or this particular palette. With no represented figure, it leaves room for a personal link to a colour, memory or design preference without assigning a power to the product. Every brooch is properly packed so it can be given easily.

• For a birthday linked to a genuine interest in graphics.
• As a thank-you accompanied by a personal message.
• To compare with other brooches using several colours.

Keep the interpretation separate from verified facts

A note can explain why blue, pink or round shapes were selected for the recipient. That personal reason gives the present context without presenting the brooch as a unique artwork, antique object or universal symbol. Its verifiable qualities remain the shapes, colours, material, measured size and magnetic fastening.

Clean the steel and enamelled areas with a dry cloth

Wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, perfume, cosmetics, household cleaners and abrasive materials. Store the motif and plate together in their packaging, away from bank cards and magnet-sensitive objects. Hold the brooch by a solid area rather than an open ring. Before reuse, ensure the contact surfaces are clean, dry and correctly aligned.