


This was a really fun project. These look like they were cast but actually they were each hand fabricated. Made from sterling silver--I had to hammer away on each one until they look just right! I also learned a lot about the specific hardware needed so your broach will securely lock in place! Each one has a little white fresh water pearl affixed to it as a nice little contrast to the textured metal. I made one for my mom and the other for my aunt--I hope they like them and can wear them!
Lots of ideas here! I love the idea of creating little "pairs" of broaches-- sometimes you can come across these at vintage jewelry stores. I'll keep you posted!