Vintage diamond era lapel

**Lavalier** Elizabethan era (1558-1603) It was an era in which Queen Elizabeth I ruled Britain Historians often describe it as the golden age of British history. You can see all kinds of collars since this era If the wearer is rich, the collar will be designed to be too large and extravagant And the tip of the collar will be decorated with frills or metal, jewelry Lavaliers are decorative objects that slowly evolved over time The early lavalier mostly used bolt design It can be worn repeatedly without damaging the fabric. And the decorative surface will be engraved with many different patterns or decorations Even the patent registration number at the time can be seen on the back of the neck clip It is a rare special jewelry in modern times ─────────────────── **【Body size】** Length 2 | Width 3 Thickness of central space｜0.3 (Horizontal measurement unit cm) - **【Wearing method】** Lavalier structure has adjustment space Can be adjusted according to the thickness of the fabric Tuck the sharp corners of the shirt into the space of the collar clip Then tighten the screw bolt on the back It is recommended to tie it up before putting on the shirt Will be easier The tightness only needs to not slide Do not apply excessive pressure or force the screw bolt **【Maintenance method】** Do not place in direct sunlight for a long time Maintenance can be simply wiped with a dry cloth Please take off the lapel when washing clothes Jewelry box will be attached to the merchandise Please put it in the attached jewelry box when not wearing it **【Precautions】** -This product is sold jointly with celebrity antiques － Antique inventory products are unique Are all carefully selected by us And the body of the lapel has been completely organized -If you have any questions, private messages are welcome Perfectionists do not subscript A limited number of products will be out of print when sold out －**Copyright, please do not reprint at will** ─────────────────── **ABOUT-Anonymous Tailor Shop®** The brand was founded in 1965 and started as a haute couture tailor shop. In 2010, a branch of accessories was branched out, and the inspiration was based on early clothing accessories; It is hoped that the production methods of haute couture uniforms will be concentrated and applied to ornaments. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1940/45218303481_9716e7a787.jpg