The 'Rosalind’ Brooch/Lapel Pin
🌸 Now being worn at funerals, shared among families and friends 🌸
The Rosalind brooch is offered free of charge and can be gifted among loved ones. A visible symbol of unity, memory, and care — carried close to the heart at life’s final farewell.
Some memories ask to be held close.
The Rosalind Brooch was created in honour of my mum, Rosalind—a visible symbol of grief, love, and remembrance.
Each brooch is handcrafted in resin, featuring a pearly white feather and a rose in any colour the wearer chooses.
Whether gifted to someone grieving or worn in quiet tribute, this piece offers comfort and connection.Popular as a gift for someone grieving, a memorial keepsake, or a mourning brooch, the Rosalind Brooch invites gentle remembrance.Your brooch arrives in soft packaging with a card explaining its symbolism. You’re welcome to share your story with us—every rose chosen carries a chosen memory.
If sending as a gift you can send a note with the brooch, just complete the form below with your message.
Maximum of 3 brooches per order.
Reviews - What The Rosalind Brooch Means.....
💛 A Light in My Darkness
“I love mine and I wear it most days. And on the days I don’t wear it I carry it with me in a little pouch. It’s a beautiful sentiment and wonderful thing you have done. You were a light in my darkness and this brooch not only reminds me of my mum, but reminds me of the beautiful souls in this world who are here to make someone else’s day a little brighter.”
🌹 Worn With Pride
“I wear mine with pride most days and carry the beautifully worded memory card that was with it in my handbag. I was gifted it by my dear friend as she knew I was upset because of my late mother’s sister passing away, and also their brother who passed away only a few months ago. This beautiful memory feather by Pandora’s Keepsakes means the world to me, it also brings me comfort in knowing they are not far away.”
🕊 A Gentle Companion
“I love mine and I wear it with pride. It reminds me of my mum and brings me comfort every day.”