We grew up counting flower petals and repeating he loves me, he loves me not in what was a veritable ritual of love. Perpetuated by popular tradition with a hint of vintage, he loves me, he loves me not continues to represent a hope for love, which as we know, is a hope that never fades.
Once again, the flower is center stage, interpreted in a stylized design with an effect that is reminiscent of absolute purity. It’s no coincidence that the number of petals is three – the number that symbolizes perfection and essentiality.
Malachite, mother of pearl, diamonds, jade and vivid turquoise light up the crisp outlines with color. From the nude tones that evoke the colors of the earth in the versions with petals covered in pure gold to the versions with corollas in combinations of exuberant colors, the Petals collection adventures into the most exotic of ambiances.
