Long-Stem Rose Brooch – 925 Silver Floral Pin

This long stem rose brooch keeps the flower, leaves and curling stem in one narrow vertical form rather than using a round floral cluster. The product lists 925 silver, an 11.6 g weight and a 54.8 × 17.8 mm size reference, with a rear pin visible in the gallery.

Layered Petals Lead into a Scrolling Stem

The rose head uses overlapping petal ridges with dark channels between them. Two engraved leaves sit below the flower, and the lower stem splits into a long pointed line and a compact scroll. That directional silhouette makes upright lapel placement easier to read than a symmetrical flower pin.

Rear imagery confirms a brooch mechanism across the back. It is not a pendant and no necklace bail is listed. The reverse also reveals projecting flower and leaf details, so the piece should be closed before it is placed in storage.

Use Firm Fabric for the 11.6g Pin

A jacket lapel, firm collar or dense woven panel provides more support than a loose knit. Align the long stem before piercing the cloth, avoid forcing the point through resistant material and test delicate fabric in an inconspicuous area because any brooch pin can leave a hole.

Close the Pin Before Wiping the Petals

Confirm that the point seats in its catch before wear. After removal, close the pin and use a soft cloth around the petal ridges, leaves and back hardware. Do not bend the long stem to change its angle. Store the brooch flat in a separate pouch so its point and raised petals cannot catch another piece.

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Rose Brooch Placement and Fabric Questions