Almost forgotten in modern times, the brooch has a history almost as long as mankind itself. The first records of precursors of the elegant piece of jewelry go back more than 5,000 years to the Bronze Age, and at that time they were still called "brooches". These brooches were metal objects with two holes through which a thick metal needle was inserted to attach the jewelry to clothing or hair. At that time, brooches were worn mainly for practical reasons, for example, to fasten a coat or to connect two pieces of cloth. However, this changed abruptly in the 14th century when "buttons" were invented and from then on brooches were more of a fashion addition than a practical necessity. Brooches nevertheless enjoyed great popularity until the 19th century and were worn in various forms throughout all social classes. They were an expression of wealth and prosperity.

However, in 1960, the popular piece of jewelry completely disappeared from the world stage of fashion and was considered rather old-fashioned and outdated. But in the fashion world nothing remains gone forever, but everything has its time and space. And so, in recent years, the brooch experienced a true renaissance and showed all critics how versatile and versatile it actually is.