Ciondolo vintage francese “Plus qu’hier que domain” in oro giallo e in oro bianco 18K con rubini, anni ‘60/‘70 ACategoria_a_Anelli and the front has been

and the front has been modeled with a teardrop (or petal) shape

Connected to the closure we find in fact two different threads

Surrounding it we find a border of huit-huit cut diamonds

arranged in descending order

The element that closes the description of this ring is the incredible workmanship that we find on the back of the ring: fretwork with a series of geometric shapes different from each other

Ciondolo vintage francese “Plus qu’hier que domain” in oro giallo e in oro bianco 18K con rubini, anni ‘60/‘70 ACategoria_a_Anelli and the front has beenThe beautiful pendant you see is one of the most famous love symbol jewels that exist, among the most loved and sought after. It was in fact created on the inspiration of the medals created by Alphonse Augis, a jeweler from Lyon who was the first to think of this jewel, decorating it with the phrase "Plus qu'hier moins que demain" ("More than yesterday less than tomorrow"). This phrase comes from a poem by Rosemonde Grard, a poem from which Augis