Magnetic Black and Grey Flower Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel, 5.5 cm

A magnetic black and grey flower brooch

The Magnetic Black and Grey Flower Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel, 5.5 cm sets a recognisable floral outline within a diameter measured on every piece by our company. Compare its footprint with other brooches featuring flowers and leave clear room around the five differently shaped petals.

Choose a position with the garment fastened

Cut a paper circle measuring 5.5 cm. Try it on a blazer lapel, cardigan or wool coat, keeping it away from buttons, zips, thick seams and rigid edges. Look at the position from a normal viewing distance. Check that each petal remains visible when the garment is fastened and as the carrier moves.

• Begin on a flat area accessible from both sides.
• Keep all five petals clear of nearby features.
• Review height and orientation in a mirror.

Separate the neutral shades from the background

Black, grey and silver-coloured areas show clearly against burgundy, navy, deep green, camel or plain ecru. On a pattern, move the template until the outline remains readable. The brooch is a decorative accessory, not a fastening designed to close clothing or secure a scarf.

Bring the openwork plate towards the fixed disc

A round magnetic disc is fixed behind the flower. The separate round openwork plate carries a second disc and sits behind the chosen material. The strong magnets were tested on several materials, including wool and 5 mm faux leather. A seam, fold, curve, extra layer or movement may alter stability at a specific location.

• Place the flower on the visible side first.
• Move the plate slowly towards the disc from behind.
• Check the hold at that exact chosen point.

Repeat the test whenever a condition changes

This design belongs with our brooches using magnetic fastenings. Separate the parts with a controlled sideways motion while holding solid areas. Test again after changing material, thickness, layer count or position, particularly on a section that shifts while walking or when an outer garment is fastened.

Features and diameter of this flower brooch

All visible detail is grouped here: the flower has a silver-coloured openwork loop, an oval black veined insert, a broad smooth black section, a large faceted black shape and a light-grey striped insert with a pearly effect. A round light-grey element occupies the centre, while silver-coloured steel defines the outlines.

Clean the steel and inserts with a dry cloth

Wipe the surfaces, fixed disc and plate with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, perfume, cosmetics, household cleaners and abrasive materials. Store the flower and matching plate together in the packaging, away from bank cards and magnet-sensitive items. Before fastening, the contact surfaces should be clean, dry and correctly aligned.

• Hold the brooch by a firm part of the steel frame.
• Lift dust gently from between the petals.
• Keep pressure away from the large faceted shape.

Reassess clearance around the chosen place

Make sure a moving lapel, strap, zip or fold does not strike the flower. When you change the garment or location, reconsider both the surrounding space and the connection between the two magnetic parts before wearing the brooch.

Give this flower brooch for its black and grey palette

The motif may recall somebody's interest in flowers, contrasts or neutral accessories without assigning a fixed meaning to the recipient. Every brooch is properly packed so that it can be given easily. It can also be compared with our brooches in silver-coloured finishes.

A card can explain why the flower, black shade or grey surface prompted the choice. The gift then remains connected to a genuine preference or shared memory rather than promising a particular response.