A cute smiley face brooch featuring a dome-shaped gold form covered in sparkling rhinestones. The smiley face is a character depicting a smile, also known as the "nicoyan mark," "nikoniko mark," or "smile mark" in Japan. Brooches are in high demand recently, with various needs and across all ages. It is said that those who skillfully use brooches are sophisticated and stylish. This is likely due to the increased demand for antiques and vintage items, and such brooches are attracting renewed attention. While they are often associated with formal occasions such as entrance ceremonies and graduation ceremonies, they are also perfect for everyday wear. Even small brooches can add a touch of flair to your outfit. You can enjoy them in various ways, such as on the collar of a coat, a stole, a hat, a bag, a simple cut-and-sew top, or as a hair accessory. You can also attach them to a ribbon to create a choker, or pair them with a pearl necklace or a long necklace. They add an elegant atmosphere when paired with simple-designed clothing rather than patterned items. They also match well with glamorous scenes such as parties and weddings, helping to elevate your style. □ Smile Brooch Size: Approximately 20mm in diameter Color: Gold Material: Metal, no missing stones Hook-type clasp The jewelry box is for photography purposes only. There are areas that appear black due to reflections on the mirror metal parts, but it is new and unused. Discounts are available for bulk purchases. Recommended for those who love antiques, items from the Showa retro era, vintage clothing, and flea markets. We also sell other overseas accessories such as earrings, piercings, necklaces, bracelets, scarf clips, obi clasps, and pin badges, so please take a look if you're interested. Also consider this if you like jewelry from brands like Tasaki, Mikimoto, Trifari, Coro, Monet, Napier, Avon, Juliana, Lisner, Kramer, Richelieu, Schiaparelli, Marcel Boucher, Clements, Marvella, Florenza, Miriam Haskell, Weiss, Regency, Robert, Swoboda, Sarah Coventry, and Emmons.