The guest explained she had purchased the brooch from a charity shop and that ... However, she revealed she doesn't wear the item because 'the clasp was broken when I bought it and I took that ...

The pedigreed-sounding “brooch” (pronounced “broach”) is more of a British-ism, used for larger and more decorative pieces and for those that close with clasps. “Pin “is a catchall ...

READ: Lancaster County Christmas memories through the years, from the 1940s to the 2000s Like prongs, which come in various types, pin-back clasps come in a variety of types. Some typical pin ...

To celebrate the show, this edition of Lynn Loves Jewelry is dedicated to jewelry that has been traditionally reserved for men—so there are cuff links, and maybe even the occasional tie clasp ...

Prongs should be curved and tightly set to secure the gemstone on a brooch. Pinback clasps can come in many types including c-clasps or rotating clasps to secure the brooch to the clothing garment ...