Rose embroidered brooch – inspired by Cartier
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Princess Margaret wore her sculptural diamond rose brooch on many occasions, including the coronation of her sister, Queen Elizabeth II. Intricate layers of baguette- and brilliant-cut diamonds give a realism of depth and movement to the flower that exemplifies the fine design and craftsmanship of Cartier's jewellers.
In homage, heritage embroidery house Hand & Lock have produced an exclusive brooch hand-stitched with textural details in silver bullion and passing thread. Fabric-backed for durability, it's an exquisite feature piece in a classic style you'll treasure.
Available for a limited time, accompanying the V&A Cartier exhibition.
Design inspired by:
Rose Clip Brooch
Cartier London, 1938
Formerly in the collection of Princess Margaret
Cartier Collection © Cartier
Dimensions
4.5 x 6.5 cm (1.9 x 2.6 in)
Composition
Bullion thread, cotton, metal fastening
Colour
Silver
Product code
170089
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