Good as Gold Brooch
Try your luck at guessing his name with this wearable art accessory. Part of our fairy tale collaboration with beloved Australian artist Pete Cromer, this Rumpelstiltskin-inspired brooch has been lovingly hand-assembled and features laser etching as well as combination of hand-painted and printed detailing. Inspired by one of the world's best-loved stories, this design is a reminder that magic comes at a cost.
55.3mm x 54mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Once upon a time a supernaturally gifted weaver with questionable motives spun straw into gold for a desperate miller's daughter come Queen-to-be.
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Good as Gold Brooch
Good as Gold Brooch
Try your luck at guessing his name with this wearable art accessory. Part of our fairy tale collaboration with beloved Australian artist Pete Cromer, this Rumpelstiltskin-inspired brooch has been lovingly hand-assembled and features laser etching as well as combination of hand-painted and printed detailing. Inspired by one of the world's best-loved stories, this design is a reminder that magic comes at a cost.
55.3mm x 54mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Once upon a time a supernaturally gifted weaver with questionable motives spun straw into gold for a desperate miller's daughter come Queen-to-be.
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Try your luck at guessing his name with this wearable art accessory. Part of our fairy tale collaboration with beloved Australian artist Pete Cromer, this Rumpelstiltskin-inspired brooch has been lovingly hand-assembled and features laser etching as well as combination of hand-painted and printed detailing. Inspired by one of the world's best-loved stories, this design is a reminder that magic comes at a cost.
55.3mm x 54mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Once upon a time a supernaturally gifted weaver with questionable motives spun straw into gold for a desperate miller's daughter come Queen-to-be.
