Personalised Wedding Brooch or Bag Charm for the Bride, Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, Custom Made

A special keepsake brooch or charm pin for the bride which can be attached to the bride's dress, bouquet or bag. A well known traditional old English rhyme says that if the bride has 'Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue' on her wedding day then she will enjoy a long and happy marriage. 

Something old (Vintage glass pearl over 30 years old)

Something new (lucky horseshoe)

Something borrowed (a disc stamped with the word 'Bride' as you are borrowing the title of bride for your special day)

Something blue (a Swarovski sapphire blue crystal)

AND a couple of extra special bits too (a disc stamped with the bride and groom's first initial, and a disc stamped with your wedding date. 

Measures width: 1 /2 inches, height: 1 1/4 inches. The glass pearls vary in size as they are sourced from vintage and antique jewellery.

PLEASE SEND ME A MESSAGE AT THE SAME TIME AS ORDERING stating the first initial of both the bride & groom and the wedding date.  

Your wording will be stamped onto especially sourced high quality non tarnish aluminium which is hypo-allergenic, lightweight and durable,  and is known to be less likely to cause skin reactions than Sterling Silver! It is coated with a wax which is designed and used by British museums.  A metal care leaflet will be included with your item and your piece will be sent to you in a pretty organza bag.

I make each item by hand especially for you when you place your order. I cut, shape, stamp and polish it, and then add any other components when required. Hand stamping jewellery is an art, and part of its unique charm is that each piece is completely individual, with slight variations in depth of strike and letter placement. This is not a flaw, it is part of the beauty and character of your one of a kind piece. The back of the metal may have a brushed effect on some of my items. Hand stamping moves metal particles with the use of a hammer, and therefore it is normal that the reverse side of the metal have imperfections because of the stamping process. Other components and charms are either silver plated or are metals which are free from nickel & lead. Photos are enlarged so please check stated measurements on a ruler to ensure you are happy with them before ordering.