Magnetic Three Blue Hearts Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel, 5 cm

A magnetic brooch with three blue hearts

The Magnetic Three Blue Hearts Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel, 5 cm layers three shapes within a size we measure on every piece ourselves. Compare its footprint with other brooches featuring hearts, leaving clear space around each offset point and outer edge.

Prepare the magnetic surfaces before positioning the hearts

Wipe the steel, enamel, fixed disc and separate plate with a soft, dry cloth. The blue hearts avoid water and perfume. Keep the brooch and matching plate together in the packaging, away from bank cards and magnet-sensitive objects. Before use, the two contact areas should be clean, dry and correctly aligned.

• Hold the brooch by its solid silver-coloured edges.
• Avoid pressing the points or textured enamel areas.
• Keep the matching openwork plate with this model.

Inspect the carrier as well as the brooch

Make sure that a moving lapel, fold, zip or bag strap will not catch against the layered outline. If you change the garment or position, check the available space again before joining the components.

Test a five-centimetre outline on the chosen item

Cut a paper template measuring 5 cm. Try it on a blazer lapel, cardigan, wool coat or pocket accessible from inside. Keep it away from buttons, rigid edges and thick seams. View the placement with the garment fastened and from the distance at which the brooch will normally be seen.

• Begin with a reasonably flat area reached from both sides.
• Keep all three heart points and edges unobstructed.
• Check the height and orientation in a mirror.

Use a plain background to separate the blue layers

Blue enamel and silver-coloured outlines are readily distinguished against white, ecru, navy or plain beige. On patterned material, move the template until the three shapes remain clear. The brooch is a decorative accessory, not a fastening intended to close clothing or secure a scarf.

Join the openwork plate to the fixed rear disc

A round magnetic disc is fixed behind the largest heart. The separate round openwork plate carries a second disc and sits behind the material. The strong magnets of the three blue hearts were checked on wool and 5 mm faux leather. A seam, fold, curve, additional layer or movement may nevertheless change stability at a particular position.

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

Repeat the check whenever the conditions change

This design joins our brooches with magnetic fastenings. Separate the components with a controlled sideways movement while holding solid areas. Test again after changing the material, thickness, number of layers or location, especially where the carrier moves while walking or fastening a garment.

Size and materials of the three blue hearts

All visible detail is grouped here: a large heart has a grainy blue enamel surface, while a lighter blue middle heart is framed by a silver-coloured outline. A smaller blue heart with curved grooves sits at the front. The three forms are offset, and exposed silver-coloured steel defines their curves and different levels.

A gift idea built around three blue hearts

For the giver or recipient, the three forms may represent a close bond, generations or a shared stage without imposing a universal meaning. The blue palette and layered composition can equally be the sole reason for choosing it. The blue hearts ship properly packed so that they can be given easily.

Explore more brooches with silver-coloured finishes. A short card can explain why three hearts, a shade of blue or a particular memory suited the recipient. This keeps the message personal and grounded in the actual connection between the people involved.