Magnetic White Flower Bouquet Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel

A white flower bouquet brooch with delicate relief

The Magnetic White Flower Bouquet Brooch in Silver-Coloured Steel measures exactly 6 cm in diameter, a measurement taken directly by us. Its open round format brings several overlapping floral shapes together in a white, cream and silver-coloured palette.

It adds a light-toned arrangement with varied relief to our flower brooches.

Choose a position suited to its 6 cm diameter

Measure a flat 6 cm area and leave some room around the outer petals. On a lapel or bolero, keep the bouquet away from seams, edges, buttons and firm folds. Put the garment on before assessing how the material actually hangs. For a bag, also check the lining, reinforced areas, curves and access to the opening.

Choosing a background that separates white and cream

A dark ground outlines the white petals, silver-coloured centres and two cream cabochons. With pale clothing or ceremonial wear, view the separation between bouquet and material from a normal distance instead. Navy, grey, beige or a strong colour can each produce a different reading without guaranteeing a particular result.

How the white flower bouquet stays in place without a pin

A round magnet is fixed at the centre of the silver-coloured back. A separate perforated round plate sits on the other side of the chosen material. We assessed these powerful magnets on several materials, including wool and 5 mm faux leather. A seam, multiple layers, a curve or movement can alter the grip. Always check the exact spot before use.

Joining and separating the two magnetic parts

• Place the bouquet on the visible side of the material.
• Bring the round plate up from behind, directly opposite the fixed magnet.
• Make a few ordinary movements and check stability again.
• To remove it, hold the bouquet and slide the plate sideways.

Other arrangements using this system appear among our magnetic brooches.

Brooch details: white flowers, veined cabochons and silver-coloured centres

The open bouquet contains several overlapping white flowers with smooth or ridged petals. Two cream cabochons, one oval and one round, show fine veining and a marbled effect. Two small clear round faceted elements sit at the centres of separate flowers, while another corolla carries a cluster of silver-coloured raised details. Dark centres dotted with small reliefs appear between some flowers. The frame, outlines and back are silver-coloured steel. These details are described as they appear in the photographs, without identifying the white surfaces as enamel, the cabochons as mother-of-pearl or the faceted elements as crystal.

Features of the Magnetic White Flower Bouquet Brooch

• Wipe the steel and decorative surfaces with a soft, dry cloth.
• Spare the white bouquet any water, perfume or creams.
• Store the bouquet flat without pressure on the outer petals.
• Keep the magnets away from cards, watches and sensitive devices.

A white flower brooch carefully packed for gifting

Each brooch is carefully packed so that it can be given easily for a birthday, celebration or thank-you. For one person, white flowers may evoke a ceremony, a floral memory or a favourite palette without limiting the piece to one role. For such an occasion, the bouquet can also be compared with our wedding brooches.

Passing on the fastening advice

When giving the brooch, show the separate plate, its position directly opposite the fixed magnet and the sideways removal method. Explain that the hold must be checked again whenever the material, thickness or selected position changes.