breastpin

The Peyton pearls must be taken from the strong box—a necklace, earrings, breastpin and tiara.

This was a breastpin of purest gold, with the head—a great violet cut from a single amethyst—as perfectly executed as hers.

She was in Bex, eighteen years ago, when Babette was baptized; she had given Babette, the expensive breastpin which she wore.

It seemed in her dream that there was something at the bottom that she wanted—a breastpin or a piece of money.

An excessively coloured man in a rasping white shirt and brand-new slops, a shining hat, and a breastpin, turned round.