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Magazine 58F
Valentine's Day: rings symbolizing love
As we approach the Valentine's Day, immerse yourself in the world of rings symbolizing love: a captivating exploration of the eternal elegance of fine jewelry.
Valentine's Day is a second-hand special to celebrate the love and affection we have for a loved one. THE jewelry are popular Valentine's Day gifts because they symbolize love, commitment and beauty.
For many years, jewelers have developed expertise in the art of transmitting messages, whether through emblematic creations like the ring Love of the House Cartier or the collection Liens of the jeweler Chaumet, thus allowing the loved one to remain linked to the other. They also use the symbolic language of the bestiary, representing butterflies or bees, as can be seen in Van Cleef and Arpels And Chaumet.
Giving jewelry on Valentine's Day is a timeless way to show your love and admiration for your loved one.
The link
This jewel symbolizes a strong bond with others, but is also a form of possession. The bond is very representative of love.
The ring Daisy
There Daisy symbolizes love perceived as a game, where we can change our feelings according to our desires by stripping the petals (a little, a lot, passionately...).
The Rose
Since ancient times, the rose has been the ultimate symbol of love. It is this flower that Romeo gave to Juliet.
The Red color
This shade symbolizes the intensity of ardent love. We fully embrace this flamboyant passion.
The heart
It is the ultimate symbol of love, without any secrets. We proudly show our feelings for our loved one.
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