Two Tulips, One Set: Both pins arrive together so one sits on a coat lapel while the other stays on a scarf or a bag, with no swapping between outfits. Worn as a pair on the same lapel they read as a small arrangement rather than a single stem Formed Tulip Petals: The petals are formed with depth rather than stamped flat, so the bloom catches light along the curve and holds a shadow line at the centre. That depth is what separates a formed tulip from a printed silhouette at arm's length Gold Brooch Pin Fastening: A steel pin runs through the weave into a rolling clasp that closes over the point, so the fastening stays shut through a day of movement and the tip stays covered against skin and against the lining of a coat sleeve Sits Flat on Fabric: The backing plate spreads the weight across the weave rather than concentrating it at the pin, so a tulip holds upright on a knit or a blazer lapel instead of tipping forward and dragging the fabric down with it through the day Where to Wear and Care: Coat lapels, blazers, dress shoulders, scarf knots, hat bands, bag straps and collars. Wipe with a dry cloth after wearing, store the pair flat and apart from other metal, and keep them clear of perfume and hairspray
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