Brosches
Brosches, also known as brooches, are ornamental pins, typically made of metal, that are attached to garments by a hinged pin and a catch. They have been worn as decorative accessories for thousands of years, with examples found in ancient civilizations like Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Early brosches were often functional, used to fasten clothing such as cloaks and tunics, and were fashioned from bone, wood, or bronze.
Over time, brosches evolved into more elaborate pieces of jewelry, crafted from precious metals like gold and
In more recent centuries, brosches continued to be popular as fashion statements. Victorian brosches were often