Broach

A broach is a type of jewelry that is worn by pinning it to clothing, usually on the lapel of a jacket or on a scarf. They are often decorative and come in various shapes and sizes. They can be made of various materials such as metal, stone, glass or plastic.

Brooches have a long history and have been worn by both men and women for centuries. They were particularly popular in the 18th and 19th centuries and were often worn as a way to hold a scarf or shawl in place. Some brooches also have functional uses, such as holding a cloak or cape closed.

Brooches can be simple or intricate in design, and can be made from a wide range of materials, including precious metals and gems, glass and enamel, shells and beads. Some brooches are adorned with intricate designs, while others are simple and minimalistic. Brooches can be used as a fashion statement, they can also be used to hold a scarf or shawl in place, or as a decorative element on a purse, hat, or other accessory.

In modern times, brooches are still worn as a fashion accessory and they come in many different designs, styles and materials, giving a great variety of options to choose from to match any outfit or style.