£98.00
'Esme' is a set of three delicate flower hair pins created from freshwater pearls, seed beads and clay flowers hand twisted onto gold or silver plated wire. These timeless pieces will continue to add elegance to your hairstyles long after your wedding day.
Made in our Bath workshop, a stone's throw from the Abbey. Each piece is crafted individually—never mass-produced or imported.
We source materials from specialist mills and suppliers in England, Italy and the USA, selected for quality and longevity.
Every order arrives beautifully wrapped and ready to gift. No additional packaging needed—just hand it over. Presented in our signature keepsake box with grosgrain ribbon.
Founded by Sarah, Britten is an independent atelier seen in The Crown on Netflix, featured in Vogue and Style Me Pretty.
"Beautiful everlasting blooms! I love how the clay flowers capture the romance of fresh florals whilst the pearls add that timeless bridal elegance." — Sarah, Founder
These delicate pins work beautifully scattered through loose waves, clustered to one side of an updo, or positioned along a low chignon. The set of three allows you to create asymmetrical arrangements or distribute them evenly for balanced styling.
Absolutely! The elegant combination of pearls and delicate clay flowers makes these pins perfect for special occasions, dinner parties, or any time you want to add a touch of romance to your hairstyle.
Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wearing and store in the provided presentation box. Avoid exposure to perfumes, hairsprays, and moisture to preserve the pearl lustre and clay flower details.
You'll receive three individual hair pins, each featuring freshwater pearls, seed beads and clay flowers on your chosen wire finish. meet our friendly team handcraft each set in our Bath workshop.
Yes, as each pin is individually handcrafted, tiny variations in size and positioning may occur. This adds to the unique, artisanal quality whilst maintaining the overall elegant proportions of approximately 5cm by 4cm per pin.
