Sterling Silver Embroidered Skull Lapel Pin

Name: Sterling Silver Embroidered Skull Lapel Pin
Brand: Deakin and Francis

Deakin and Francis

£150

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Stand out from the crowd with this frightfully good lapel pin. Cocooned in our hand spun sterling silver cups, this intricate skull design has been hand-stitched for us by London's premier embroidery house; providing embellishment services to the Royal Family, Royal Armed Forces, Saville Row and now Deakin Francis. Using the very finest materials, our bespoke embroidery experts specialise in a host of embroidery techniques including tambour beading, goldwork and silk shading. These techniques can be used in conjunction with one another to produce bespoke, dynamic and contemporary designs. Fini

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DEAKIN AND FRANCIS LIMITED, number 00162115. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Sterling Silver Embroidered Skull Lapel Pin

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