Brooch Vs Broach
Brooch vs Broach: What’s the Difference?
1. Brooch (✅ Correct term for jewelry)
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Meaning: A decorative jewelry item that is attached to clothing with a pin or clasp.
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Usage: The word brooch specifically refers to an ornamental pin worn on garments.
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Example:
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“She wore a beautiful diamond brooch on her saree.”
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“Brooch Kart offers a wide range of elegant brooches for all occasions.”
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2. Broach (❌ Often confused, but different meaning)
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Meaning: A verb meaning “to bring up or introduce a topic for discussion.”
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Example: “He decided to broach the subject of promotion with his manager.”
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As a noun, it can also refer to a tool used in metalworking (a broaching tool).
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Example: “The mechanic used a broach to shape the hole precisely.”
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✅ In the Jewelry Business (like Brooch Kart)
Always use “brooch” when referring to the decorative accessory — never “broach.”
Think of it this way:
💎 Brooch = Jewelry
💬 Broach = Talk or Tool
