The Stan Laurel Brooch from my 'Smiles' Collection, features the unmistakable smile of one of the comic duo of Laurel & Hardy. It is beautifully reproduced onto a unused Royal Mail postage stamp issued in 1990. The partnership was Englishman Stan Laurel (1890–1965) and American Oliver Hardy (1892–1957) who became well known during the late 1920s to the mid-1940s for their slapstick comedy.It is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

Science Fiction 'War of the Worlds' Upcycled Postage Stamp brooch - Celebrating the writing of HG Wells Science Fiction - Issued in 1995 by the Royal Mail plus presentation card.

This 'Flower Power' brooch is made using a beautiful postage stamp of Dianthus Allwoodii issued by the Royal Mail in 2005.

David Bowie, a music legend, features on a set of Royal Mail special stamps issued in 2017. This £1.52 stamp design shows the 1983 'Lets Dance' album cover. The unused stamp is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery. A light blue paper is used to highlight the vinyl breakout detail. It is square in format and dimensions are approximately 2" x 2" - 50mm x 50mm.

This Renoir postage stamp was issued in 1995 as part of a set of ten Royal Mail stamps called 'Greetings Clown'. The unused stamp shows a close up of Renoir's, 'Danse a la Campagne,' painted in 1883. This delightful image of a couple dancing is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

This Eric Gill illustration is printed as one of the set of ten Royal Mail postage stamps called 'Greetings Clown' issued in 1995. The unused stamp is titled 'All the Love Poems of Shakespeare'. The decorative image is of a stylised couple in an embrace and encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

This photograph by Alice Hughes was taken in 1899 and is printed as one of the set of ten Royal Mail postage stamps called 'Greetings Clown' issued in 1995. The unused stamp is titled 'Alice Keppel with her Daughter Violet'. The wonderful image of mother and daughter is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

This delicate and beautiful painting made during the Mughal Aurangzeb period c.1675, is printed as one of the set of ten Royal Mail postage stamps called 'Greetings Clown' issued in 1995. The unused stamp is titled 'A Pair of Girls with Joined Hands Performing a Kathak Dance'. The image is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

This close up of one of Auguste Rodin's most famous sculptures is printed as one of the set of ten Royal Mail postage stamps called 'Greetings Clown' issued in 1995. The unused stamp is of 'The Kiss ,' carved from marble in 1882. This sensual image of a couple embracing is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

This LS Lowry RA painting is printed as one of the set of ten Royal Mail postage stamps called 'Greetings Clown' issued in 1995. The unused stamp is titled 'Children Playing' and shows his distinctive and unique style. The image is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery.

This close up of one of Beryl Cook's paintings, is printed as one of the set of ten Royal Mail postage stamps called 'Greetings Clown' issued in 1995. The unused stamp is of 'Girls on the Town,' from the collection of paintings 'Bouncers', 1991. This image of two women having a good time is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery. A nickel plated brooch pin with safety catch is used as a fastening.

Painted by Charlotte Caroline Sowerby (1820-1865) is a hybrid created in the mid 1880's. It was printed as one of a set of ten, 1st class stamps issued in 1997 by The Royal Mail. This fabulous botanical painting, with a bright orange, daisy like flower would make a stunning, wearable piece of art for any flower lover. The unused stamp is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery. A nickel plated brooch pin with safety catch is used as a…

David Bowie, a music legend, features on a set of Royal Mail special stamps issued in 2017. This 1st class stamp design shows the 1973 'Aladdin Sane' album cover. The unused stamp is encased in a vintage slide mount, with glass, making this a unique piece of jewellery. Yuzen paper is used to highlight the vinyl breakout detail. It is square in format and dimensions are approximately 2" x 2" - 50mm x 50mm. A nickel plated brooch pin with safety catch is used as a fastening.

Stylish brooches and badges. Huge collection including Music, Dr Who, Game of Thrones, Flowers, Fashion and many other categories.