Darwin's herbarium series brooches (7 styles)

A brooch is a decorative jewelry item that is usually made of metal. Brooches can be used simply for decoration or have a practical function of fastening clothing. The earliest known brooches are from the Bronze Age. Because brooch fashions changed quickly, they are an important chronological indicator. (reposted from wikipedia) How to use/fix 1. Wear it on the chest 2. The finishing touch of jewelry at the neckline 3. Decorate the waist or belt 4. Brooches decorate cuffs 5. Covered with brooches Pair multiple brooches together for a more visual decorative effect! About Darwin's specimens On December 27, 1831, Darwin boarded the HMS Beagle and sailed across the Atlantic Ocean. Circling along South America, then across the Pacific, along the southern side of Australia into the Indian Ocean, then around the Cape of Good Hope in Africa, back to the Atlantic, and back to the UK via the east coast of South America. During the five-year trip, Darwin studied the geology, minerals, fossils, and local flora and fauna of various places and made specimens of them. Based on these studies, he discovered that strata change; The ancient fossils in the strata and many modern organisms have many similarities but are not the same, so the idea of evolution of organisms arises. (from Science ONLINE) Product specifications: ► Product material: alloy ► Product origin: Made in China ► Size: 5X5cm~6X7cm Precautions: ►Children under 3 years old should be careful of the danger of accidentally ingesting parts.