1920s Gatsby Handmade Feather Brooch/Hatpin

✨Gilat - A rare English antique featuring delicate pink peacock feathers layered with soft ostrich plumes, accented by a rose on the hatpin. A unique creation born from the fusion of diverse materials. ✨Celandine - Similar to Gilat but in a different colorway. A gentle combination of white and pink, as fresh and ethereal as winter snowflakes. ✨Zipporah - Three layers of black and turquoise ostrich feathers create a striking two-tone effect, enhanced by precious Swarovski crystals for an added touch of opulence. ✨ Ulrike - Utilizes an original feather technique, elevating common feathers into works of art. The calm, deep black hue, when worn on a hat or garment, beautifully accentuates personal style. ✨Quetzalli - The quintessential flapper-era headpiece fringe, what else could it be? Classic ostrich feathers are layered with small turquoise plumes, while a golden base and fringe evoke the dazzling, decadent spirit of the 1920s. ✨Gohlia - A 1940s English antique crafted with traditional techniques. This elegant butterfly in a serene blue, when pinned anywhere, reveals its inherent value. ❊ All six pieces function as brooches/hatpins, with varying prices. Please confirm before purchasing. ❊ Each piece is meticulously handcrafted by the designer. As some materials are antique, not every design can be reproduced. ❊ Minor variations in lighting may occur during photography; please refer to the actual product received. ❊ For detailed dimensions of each piece, please send a private message. // Care Instructions // Avoid direct contact with perfumes, cosmetics, and water whenever possible. After wearing, allow to air dry in a ventilated area or use a cool hairdryer to remove moisture. It is recommended to store in a sealed bag with a desiccant to isolate from air and prevent rapid oxidation. Metal components are subject to natural oxidation over time, which may include darkening or fading in color. The rate of oxidation or fading will vary depending on care and storage methods.