Broches antiguos y vintage

An antique brooch is generally over 100 years old, while a vintage brooch is typically between 20 and 100 years old. Both offer exceptional craftsmanship and unique character, with each piece reflecting the style and jewellery-making techniques of its era.

Yes. Every antique and vintage brooch in our collection is carefully inspected for authenticity, quality and condition before being offered for sale. We carefully curate each piece to ensure it meets our high standards of craftsmanship and wearability.

Vintage brooches can be crafted from a wide variety of materials, including gold, silver, platinum, enamel, pearls, diamonds and coloured gemstones. You'll also find beautiful rhinestone brooches and costume jewellery pieces, each reflecting the styles and craftsmanship of its era.

Traditionally, brooches were worn on the left lapel, but there are no rules! Brooches are incredibly versatile and many people wear them on collars, coats, dresses, knitwear, scarves and hats. They can also be used to secure shawls or add a decorative touch to handbags. Whether you prefer a subtle accent or a statement piece, a vintage brooch is an easy way to personalise your outfit. Experimenting with placement is part of what makes brooches such a timeless accessory.

Many vintage brooches feature secure pin and clasp mechanisms, although the style of fastening varies depending on the age and design of the piece. We inspect every brooch before it is offered for sale and provide details of its condition in the product listing.

When fastened correctly, a vintage brooch should not damage your clothing. We recommend attaching brooches to sturdier fabrics such as jackets, coats or knitwear, or reinforcing delicate fabrics where possible to help prevent stretching or snagging.

Absolutely. Brooches have been worn by both men and women throughout history. Today they're often styled on suit lapels, coats, hats and scarves, offering a distinctive way to add personality to formal or casual outfits.