Sparkling on collars, belts and bags, brooches are the fixation fashion can’t get enough of.

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Traditionally, brooches are worn on the lapel of jackets or pinned on shirts. But why not pin one to your tie ... all the more elegant with a double chain brooch that transports anyone back ...

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James Bond had no truck with an affectation like lapel pins, although he is occasionally fond of a corsage in his button hole. They could be lethal, you see. In the Pierce Brosnan-era The World Is ...

Make your gifting a bit more sentimental with thoughtful and stylish jewelry for him and her, including picks from under $20 ...