Why it's worth it
A gold animal brooch that looks like it belongs in a museum gift shop (in the best way).
The Edit
Handcrafted in bronze with a mirror-polished 24K gold plate, this leaping antelope brooch is fixed via a clean pin closure on the reverse. The silhouette is abstracted just enough — smooth, uninterrupted curves with fine linear horns — to read as sculpture before jewelry. Wears flat against a lapel or collar without bulk.
Insider Tip
Best placed on a tuxedo lapel or pinned to a silk scarf — it needs a flat, clean surface to show the full leap.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
Is now a good time?
Now
$123
When we picked it
$122
Lowest we've seen
$121
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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