◻️ Petit Point Brooch Size: Approximately 36mm wide x 25mm long Color: Gold Material: Metal, rotating clasp Jewelry box is for photography purposes only. The pin functions without any problems and is in overall good condition. Please understand that this is a vintage item before purchasing. A petit point brooch with roses and violets vividly embroidered on a twisted oval frame. The claw-set setting itself is part of the design, creating a charming, classic atmosphere typical of French antiques. Petit point, which means "small stitch" in French, refers to fine embroidery. The number of stitches embroidered using a magnifying glass is 100-300 per square centimeter. Unlike ordinary embroidery, the stitches are very fine, creating an artistic embroidery that expresses beauty like a painting. It was popular in the Habsburg court in the 18th century and was loved by upper-class women such as Marie Antoinette. Brooches can feel a bit special and embarrassing to wear every day, but they look great on the chest of a simple shirt or cut-and-sew, or on a hat. They add a touch of glamour to a plain neckline and provide a nice accent. Brooches are a popular item for fashion-conscious people because they can add a touch of glamour not only in formal settings but also to everyday outfits. They also look great paired with pearl necklaces or long necklaces. They are easy to coordinate with simple-design clothing rather than patterned items, and the brooch stands out. Also, brooches that feel like art are perfect for interior decoration. It's also nice to display them when you're not wearing them, as a form of visible storage. Vintage accessories have a mysterious charm that doesn't fade even as times and trends change. Wearing a brooch makes your clothes look three-dimensional, allowing you to enjoy sophisticated fashion. Also selling jewelry from many brands such as TASAKI, MIKIMOTO, TRIFARI, VENDOME, Coro, Monet, NAPIER, AVON, EMMONS, Orena, Sarah Coventry, SWOBODA, Swarovski, Italy, SWOBODA, Miriam Haskell, England, France, and America.