Celebratory Jewellery: A Cultural Shift Through Modernity That Still Carries Symbolism
In modern times, jewellery made for celebrations have seen a resurgence, going beyond just the ceremony itself.
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The internet age has allowed the world to unfold many various cultures and styles. Modernity bestows upon us the means of interpreting culture and the symbolic meaning behind celebratory jewels. For many centuries, metals such as gold and gemstones like diamonds have been the standard material for jewellery making. The basic forms of these ornaments vary between cultures and are highly loved. Occasions like marriage and even coronation ceremonies play a special role in involving precious jewels for the celebration. However, these symbolic adornments have penetrated mainstream jewellery fashion. Here is why.
In Europe, the name alone puts Toi et Moi rings in contention for the most romantic jewel of all time. What gives this ring an amorous edge, is its heritage in France, intimately linking with the love story of Napoleon & Joséphine. The interpretation and significance of this quintessential design relish a popular comeback.
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A classic Toi et Moi ring features two stones or diamonds of a similar size and cut, but in recent years jewellery designers have sought to push boundaries, juxtaposing different materials and motifs, as well as gemstones. As Toi et Moi was widely used as an enga...
The post Celebratory Jewellery: A Cultural Shift Through Modernity That Still Carries Symbolism appeared first on LUXUO.
Image: Unsplash
The internet age has allowed the world to unfold many various cultures and styles. Modernity bestows upon us the means of interpreting culture and the symbolic meaning behind celebratory jewels. For many centuries, metals such as gold and gemstones like diamonds have been the standard material for jewellery making. The basic forms of these ornaments vary between cultures and are highly loved. Occasions like marriage and even coronation ceremonies play a special role in involving precious jewels for the celebration. However, these symbolic adornments have penetrated mainstream jewellery fashion. Here is why.
In Europe, the name alone puts Toi et Moi rings in contention for the most romantic jewel of all time. What gives this ring an amorous edge, is its heritage in France, intimately linking with the love story of Napoleon & Joséphine. The interpretation and significance of this quintessential design relish a popular comeback.
Image: The Jewellery Editor
A classic Toi et Moi ring features two stones or diamonds of a similar size and cut, but in recent years jewellery designers have sought to push boundaries, juxtaposing different materials and motifs, as well as gemstones. As Toi et Moi was widely used as an enga...
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