Queen Anne's Lace Brooch

Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota) is a delicate wildflower composed of tiny white florets arranged in airy, lace-like umbels. Named after Queen Anne of England, who was celebrated for her lace-making skills, the flower has long been associated with elegance and craftsmanship. One enduring legend tells of a contest she held among her ladies-in waiting to create lace as intricate as the flower itself - but none could surpass nature’s design. The bloom continues to symbolize beauty, grace, and quiet sophistication.

This brooch captures a full botanical stem, with delicately cast leaves and an intricate bloom dusted with crystal to suggest the clustered white flowers. A true statement piece, it brings the plant’s natural form vividly to life.

The Queen Anne's Lace Brooch is cast in hand patinated bronze, accented with enamel and finished with a crystal dust.

Measures 3.6" L x 1.9" W