Sautoir Cameo "Kitsune no Yomeiri"

The Sautoir "Kitsune no yomeiri" is inspired by the Japanese legend: literally "the marriage (yomeiri) of the fox (kitsune)" of which the meaning is similar to our way of saying . "rain in a clear sky." In fact, Japanese legend states that when it rains and it is sunny, foxes get married in the forest. An event as rare and magical as that of rain in a clear sky, a symbol of love and strength in all circumstances. Two cameos of different sizes enrich the sophisticated Sautoir and tell this story. On one side the forest with rain and sunshine, on the other side the two Foxes getting married, along with all the forest friends celebrating them. The Sautoir is made of natural titanium and is dressed with two rows of green diamonds, set in the elements of different length and different setting rhythm between each diamond. Delicate 18K gold rings connect the different precious elements, letting the Sautoir Kitsune no Yomeiri dress up without any clasp.

Sardonic Shells are engraved entirely by hand, every time, by master engravers from the coast of the Gulf of Naples and feature the unmistakable signs of craftsmanship that characterize them as pieces that are always Unique. A true artist's brushstroke. A solid-profile frame of an innovative material such as titanium is finished with a silky satin finish and engraved with precious cameo perimeter work, nineteenth-century setting with small swallowtails defining each diamond seat. The brilliant-cut diamonds are three shades of color from sage green to meadow thread green to acid green.

9 Kt Gold -Titanium - Sardonic Shell - Green Diamond - All Florilège jewelry is MADE in ITALY and handcrafted by skilled Master Goldsmiths

To reduce environmental impact, we favor the use of precious metals from recyclable sources, and most of our processing residues are reintroduced into the production cycle - We choose high quality Diamonds from legitimate sources, not involved in financing conflicts and in compliance with UN resolutions
- We use Natural Stones and the Neoliths, the result of an innovative process that optimizes the recovery of raw materials, transforming processing residues into slabs of paste ex. of Coral, Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli, Onyx, Opal and Agate. Then through skillful artisanal polishing, the stone acquires its shape while maintaining all its original beauty.