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Twisted metal stems
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This is an unusual flower design wise so it is best not to use this one as an example of what D&E flowers should look like.
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cast stems
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thin metal stems.
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the curved metal stem at the bottom right should be attached to the back of the brooch.
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rhinestone chain stems with thin metal support behind the stem
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unusual stems
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Unusual flower in that there is no supporting wire on the rhinestone stem. We do find a few of these unsupported stems but they seem to all be on rather shorter stemmed flowers.
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Another flower without support wire. The connection of the flower & leaf navettes and the pin back provide adequate support
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Unusual flower with a double stem one of chatons and one of baguettes. Notice figure 8's.
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