Magnetic Grey and Black Bouquet Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel

A grey and black bouquet brooch with an elegant gradient

The Magnetic Grey and Black Bouquet Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel gathers six flowers within an exact 5.7 cm diameter measured directly on the piece. This dimension makes it easier to compare the required space with a lapel, coat, stole or accessible part of a bag before choosing a position.

The design joins our flower brooches. Silver-coloured steel outlines the compact arrangement and its shades from white to anthracite.

Prepare an area for the measured diameter

• mark out a free area at least 5.7 cm in diameter;
• keep the petal edges away from fastenings and raised details;
• check the direction again after putting on or moving the support.

Six gradient flowers around a faceted oval centre

The compact bouquet overlaps six flowers: two white, two pale grey with bluish reflections and two anthracite. Their irregular petals have silver-coloured outlines and glossy, lightly marbled surfaces. One large dark oval faceted element sits at the centre, while two small transparent, round and faceted elements appear at the upper right and lower left. The marbled surfaces shift from white to anthracite from one flower to the next; we describe this gradient as it appears, without assigning a botanical species to the flowers or a material to the faceted elements.

Pair white, grey and anthracite with understated colours

The three shades may repeat a colour already present in clothing or form a contrast against a different background. Similar finishes can be compared among our silver-coloured brooches.

Three backgrounds to test in a mirror

• black highlights the two white flowers and silver-coloured outlines;
• grey or navy extends the intermediate shades in the bouquet;
• beige or burgundy contrasts with the monochrome flower arrangement.

These options depend on the cut, material and other accessories. The six flowers may personally recall a bouquet, a monochrome photograph or a memory, without imposing a universal meaning.

How the grey bouquet stays in place without a pin

The back has a round magnet fixed to the motif and a separate broad, round and perforated magnetic plate with a central disc. The grey bouquet's magnets were tested on several materials, including wool and 5 mm faux leather. A seam, fold, several layers, curve or movement may still alter stability. Always check the hold precisely at the intended point. The same system is used across our magnetic brooches.

Position, check and remove both parts

• place the separate plate behind the support and bring the bouquet towards it from the front;
• make a few usual movements and check stability again;
• when removing it, hold both parts and slide them sideways.

Features of the grey and black bouquet brooch

For care, gently wipe the flowers and faceted elements with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, perfume, household products and abrasives. Store both parts dry and away from cards, watches and devices that are sensitive to magnetism.

A grey gradient bouquet packed and ready to give

Each brooch is packed correctly so it can be given easily. Before choosing it, consider whether the recipient likes floral motifs, grey gradients and silver-coloured finishes. The advice to test the magnets at the exact intended point can accompany the gift.

You can also mark 5.7 cm on a card and show the separate magnetic plate. This helps explain the size and the way both parts are positioned before the brooch is first worn.