Crowned Swan Brooch with Baroque Pearl

A freshwater baroque pearl forms the rounded body of this crowned swan brooch. A curved S925 sterling silver neck, layered feathers and a small crown frame the pearl’s organic shape, while three blue accents sit beneath the sweeping tail.

Design & Nature Story

The pearl’s natural contour and soft luster become part of the swan rather than a uniform insert. Fine silver details define its neck, wings and tail, with a small crown adding personality to the compact silhouette. The three blue accents bring a restrained point of color beneath the tail.

Materials & Product Details

• Product: crowned swan brooch
• Materials: S925 sterling silver and freshwater baroque pearl
• Details: small crown and three blue accents beneath the tail
• Size: approximately 38 × 38 mm
• Weight: approximately 10.58 g

How to Wear It

Pin the brooch to a blazer, coat, scarf, shawl or dress. Choose a fastening position suited to the fabric, especially on delicate materials.

Natural Material Note

Freshwater baroque pearls naturally vary in shape, surface texture and luster. These differences are part of each pearl’s individual character, so the finished brooch may look slightly different from the photographs.

Care

Avoid perfume, cosmetics, harsh chemicals and hard impacts around the pearl. Store the brooch dry and separately when not in use. S925 sterling silver may naturally oxidize through contact with air, moisture and skin; gently polish the silver with a silver polishing cloth as needed, avoiding the pearl.

Gifting & Dispatch

Each piece arrives in a HEWREN jewelry box. In-stock pieces dispatch in 1–3 business days. Made-to-order pieces require 3–7 business days of production before dispatch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What forms the swan’s body?
A freshwater baroque pearl forms its rounded body, surrounded by the silver neck, wings and tail.

Can this swan brooch be worn as a pendant?
This design is described as a brooch for pinning to clothing, not as a pendant.

Will every pearl look the same?
No. Baroque pearls vary naturally in shape, surface texture and luster.