Vintage Fleur-de-lis Journal Clip | Heavy-Duty Metal Page Holder

A symbol of royalty, holding your pages.

Cast from electroplated zinc alloy, this fleur-de-lis clip carries the heraldic silhouette of European royalty. The double-torque spring grips thick signatures and ephemera stacks without slipping, while the weighty metal sits steady on the page like a piece of antique deskware.

Why You'll Love It

• ⚜️ Heraldic Silhouette — The classic fleur-de-lis emblem with intricate stem and petal detailing. Reads like a seal pulled from a medieval manuscript.
• 🗃️ Double-Torque Spring — Thickened high-tension mechanism clamps down on chunky journals, watercolor blocks, and letter stacks.
• ⚖️ Solid Metal Feel — At 0.39 oz (11 g), it carries enough weight for a satisfying hand-feel without bulk.
• ⏰ Two Aged Finishes — Luminous gold or aged antique bronze, both with a softly distressed patina.

Specifications

• Material: Zinc alloy with electroplated finish
• Weight: ~0.39 oz (11 g)
• Design: Fleur-de-lis heraldic emblem
• Mechanism: Double-torque spring clamp

FAQ

Will it hold thick junk journals?
Yes. The double-torque spring grips thick signatures and layered spreads firmly.

What does fleur-de-lis mean?
It is a stylized lily emblem historically associated with French royalty and European heraldry.