Baroque pearl freshwater pearl circle brooch Watayuki

Fluffy snow A very adorable brooch made of a circle of baroque pearls. Not only for the collar, but also for scarves, stoles, hats, It looks good no matter where you wear it. You can wear it around your waist or use a thin belt to make it into a jeweled belt. Fastening a large scarf with a brooch is not only convenient as it frees up your hands, It's surprising because it looks so elegant. In this season when clothes are thick and it is difficult to find a good match between the collar and necklace, Simply attach a brooch to your knitwear to complete your going-out look. Made with irregularly shaped baroque pearls. From the sight of snow piling up and everything looking like a perfect white circle, I named it "Cotton Snow." Of course, it's also very gorgeous for formal occasions! Brooches are very useful to have. Try adding one to your seasonal outfits. Metal fittings alloy Brooch approx. 35mm *This piece uses baroque pearls, each of which has a different shape, so the number of pearls varies depending on the brooch. (Please refer to the third image) We cannot accept requests for specific brooches when placing an order, so we hope you will enjoy discovering what kind of brooch you receive and discovering the unique character of each one. *We will send it in a box. Packaging materials may change without notice depending on the season. Whatever packaging materials you use, our workshop staff will carefully wrap it for you. ■About pearls Purity, health, longevity, wealth, dignity, patience, safe childbirth, June birthstone It has such a beautiful luster that it is also known as "moon drops" and "mermaid's tears." We use freshwater pearls that grow inside freshwater shells, such as oysters. Pearls first appeared in Egyptian history around 3200 BC. Cleopatra is said to have dissolved them in vinegar and drank them. In other parts of the world, there are records of pearls being used in China around 2300 BC, in Persia around the 7th century BC, and in Rome around the 3rd century BC. In Japan, pearls can already be found in the Nihon Shoki, Kojiki, and Man'yoshu, and the Gishiwajinden also records that Taiyo of Yamataikoku sent 5,000 white pearls to Cao Wei. The Man'yoshu contains 56 poems that incorporate pearls. It is a Japanese rule to designate it as the June birthstone. In Western Europe, it is important to value its hardness so that it can be passed down from generation to generation. In Japan, it is respected because it is a specialty product. It is said to be the Gemstone that suits Japanese women best, as it matches their skin tone. Natural stone, stone brooch, amulet, simple jewelry, Mother's Day, gold, precious stone, semi-precious stone, accessory, present, gift, thank you, outing, holiday, Christmas, school entrance ceremony, kindergarten entrance ceremony, graduation ceremony