Brooches/Pins
A brooch is a decorative jewelry item that has been worn by people for centuries. It is usually a pin that is worn on the clothing to fasten two pieces together or to decorate the outfit. Brooches may also be used to accessorize a hairstyle or they may be worn as a fashion statement. The earliest known examples of brooches date back to the Bronze Age, when they were used as a way to fasten clothing together. In the Middle Ages, brooches were often used as a way to show rank and status. They could be made from precious metals and decorated with gemstones or jewels. Today, brooches are worn for a variety of reasons. They are often used to add a touch of elegance to an outfit, or to make a statement about a person's style. They may also be used as a decorative item on a hairstyle, or to hold a scarf or shawl in place. Types of brooches include pin brooches, which are the traditional type of brooch. They are typically made from metal and feature a central pin that is used to fasten the brooch to clothing. Other types of brooches include slide brooches
