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quhier que demain 18ct french ruby pendant more than yesterday less than tomorrow art deco c1940

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quhier que demain 18ct french ruby pendant more than yesterday less than tomorrow art deco c1940Beschreibung: Dieser schne franzsische Anhnger aus 18 Karat Gold trgt das ikonische Plus quhier, moins que demain Rebus was Mehr als gestern, weniger als morgen bedeutet. Der Satz stammt aus einem Gedicht, das 1889 von Rosemonde Grard an ihren Ehemann Edmond Rostand (Autor von Cyrano de Bergerac) geschrieben wurde, und symbolisiert bestndige und immerwhrende Liebe. Das Wort plus wird durch ein mit Diamanten besetztes Pluszeichen dargestellt, und moins

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Dieser schöne französische Anhänger aus 18 Karat Gold trägt das ikonische „Plus qu’hier, moins que demain“ Rebus – was „Mehr als gestern, weniger als morgen“ bedeutet. Der Satz stammt aus einem Gedicht, das 1889 von Rosemonde Gérard an ihren Ehemann Edmond Rostand (Autor von Cyrano de Bergerac) geschrieben wurde, und symbolisiert beständige und immerwährende Liebe.

Das Wort „plus“ wird durch ein mit Diamanten besetztes Pluszeichen dargestellt, und „moins“ durch ein mit Rubinen besetztes Minuszeichen, ein cleveres und romantisches visuelles Wortspiel. Dieses Stück ist ein späteres Art-Deco-Beispiel des berühmten Designs von Alphonse Augis aus dem Jahr 1907, mit einem weichen crêpe de chine-texturierten Hintergrund und einem zarten Lorbeer- und Blumenrand, der den Triumph der Liebe symbolisiert. Die Rückseite ist mit „DEPOSE“ gestempelt, was ein eingetragenes Design kennzeichnet.

Elegant, bedeutungsvoll und sofort erkennbar ist dieses zeitlose französische Liebessymbol ein perfektes Geschenk oder Sammlerstück, ein romantischer Ausdruck der Hingabe, der Epochen überdauert.

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EPOCHE: Art Deco ca. 1940.

ABMESSUNGEN: Anhänger hat einen Durchmesser von 18 mm.
Diamant hat einen Durchmesser von 1 mm.
Rubine sind 2,5 mm lang x 1,5 mm breit.
GEWICHT: 3,7 g.

MATERIALIEN: Getestet als 18 Karat Gold, Diamant, Rubin.

STEMPEL: DEPOSE auf der Rückseite. Französischer Adlerkopf für 18 Karat Gold, Augis Herstellermarke.

HALLMARKS: Da wir dieses Stück auf vor 1950 datiert haben, ist kein Stempel erforderlich, um es gemäß der britischen Stempelgesetzgebung verkaufen zu können.

VERPACKUNG: Ihre Bestellung wird kostenlos in einer Lillicoco-Kartonbox aus recyceltem Material geschenkgerecht verpackt und mit einem Band gebunden.

Zustand:

AUSGEZEICHNET: In durchgehend makellosem Zustand. Das Gold behält seinen ursprünglichen weichen Glanz ohne Gebrauchsspuren, und die Edelsteine sind hell, sauber und sicher gefasst. Ein außergewöhnlich gut erhaltenes Beispiel dieses ikonischen französischen Designs.

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