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Swan Lyre Music Brooch – 925 Silver Lapel Pin

BRC-02

Original price was: $199.00.Current price is: $89.00.

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Twin swan-like side forms frame central string relief, curled terminals and feather scrolls in a compact musical emblem.

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Production time 2-5 days
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Description

The swan lyre brooch frames a set of central vertical strings with two swan-like side forms, curled upper terminals and feathered lower scrolls. The rear view shows a brass post and separate clutch, while current attributes list 925 silver plus a brass needle without published size or weight.

Keep the Strings Upright on the Lapel

Wear the string lines vertically, with the curled terminals at the top and the feather scrolls below. That orientation makes the instrument recognizable and keeps the mirrored side forms balanced. A firm lapel can help a small post pin resist rotation.

No exact scale or post length is published. Test the actual pin on the intended garment and avoid delicate surfaces where the post may leave a visible mark.

Care for the Narrow String Relief

Use a soft cloth across raised outer surfaces and avoid catching fibers on the narrow string bars. Do not force a brush between the strings. Darker recesses around the strings and scrolls provide useful depth, so routine care should preserve rather than erase that contrast.

Material: 925 silver + brass needle
Published Size: Not provided
Published Weight: Not provided
SKU: BRC-02

Identify the Lyre by Strings and Curved Side Arms

The musical reading comes from the vertical string relief inside a small frame, with curled terminals at the top. The outer sides resemble long-necked birds that turn inward, while lower feather-like scrolls complete the silhouette.

This is distinct from the violin lapel pin, which has a two-bout body, bridge and fingerboard. Each page therefore keeps a separate instrument owner rather than competing for generic music brooch intent.

Instrument Identity, String Orientation and Care Questions

What makes this motif a lyre?

The front view shows several vertical strings inside a small frame with curled upper terminals and curved side arms, which supports the lyre identity.