From Bill Skinner, indulge in statement jewelry that's guaranteed to turn heads—the Bejewelled Beetle Brooch.

This showstopper features bespoke resin stones and hand-set crystals meticulously crafted to form the body of this beautiful beetle. The antique gold finish lends a vintage feel, making it a true standout piece.

Features

Gold plated brass with acrylic resin stone
Antique finish
Measures 60mm x 35mm
Pin and clasp fastening
Designed in the United Kingdom and made in China

Materials

Metal: Brass
Finish: Antique
Plating: Gold
Stone: Acrylic resin

Care Instructions

Storage
All items are best stored in the dust bags that they're supplied in.

Semi-precious stones and leather
As a natural product semi-precious stone colours may vary. We believe this gives them added character and makes you item totally unique.

Chemicals
Avoid exposing your jewellery to chemicals such as perfume, household chemicals and hairspray as this could cause discoloration. Always remember, perfume first, jewellery afterwards!

About Bill Skinner

The foundation of the Bill Skinner brand is firmly rooted in Bill’s own appreciation for creativity, craftsmanship and quality.

Bill explored his creativity at Sir John Cass College of Art, followed by a number of developmental stints at companies in London’s Hatton Garden area. His talents were soon recognised, earning him a reputation as a rising craftsman he became the go-to freelancer designer for revered brands including Van Cleef & Arpels, Asprey and Garrards. In the 1980’s, Bill worked with Butler & Wilson and Vivienne Westwood, two invaluable experiences that forged relationships with the fashion and costume jewellery industries.

As his success grew to worldwide critical acclaim he won a number of royal commissions and noteworthy projects spanning three decades. Years later in January 2012, Bill launched his namesake brand with an eponymous collection of remarkably charismatic and distinct costume jewellery. This exquisite first season was met with international praise, reinforcing that the unconventional and interesting are often the most beautiful and admired.