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Gold-plated rings to fall in love with
Want to play a little guessing game? Okay!
It has no beginning and no end and is a symbol of infinite connection that nothing can destroy. So, what could that be?
That's right, a ring! It wasn't that difficult, was it?
Rings are considered THE symbol of connection. It's no wonder, then, that rings are predestined to be used as a symbol of friendship or love. And they are – and how!
Since ancient times, lovers have exchanged rings when entering into marriage. The wedding ring is a symbol of love, fidelity, and the promise to walk the path of life together forever. "True love is like a ring – and the ring has no end." Aaawwww, right?
We are also big fans of the round love style and therefore always enjoy finding new bridal jewelry to develop creations.
You'll find them in all sorts of variations here: gold or silver, romantically playful or elegant and clear. But be careful: look at your own risk! You might just fall head over heels in love with one or more pieces of jewelry. Take our Soleya ring, for example. This gold-plated ring is a real eye-catcher. Its romantic design, consisting of a combination of delicately curved buds set with sparkling zirconia stones, caresses your finger and emphasizes your feminine side par excellence. Oh làlà, this gold-plated ring is sure to make more than just you swoon. If delicate jewelry is exactly your wavelength, please stay in the direction of the surfboard: Our Leafi ring symbolizes two delicately curved leaf tendrils that caress your finger like a breath of air. With this gold-plated ring, you can glide into the harbor of marriage like an elf.
Gold-plated jewelry It is said to have a particularly warm and radiant effect. It lends its wearer a touch of sun-kissed aura. Silver jewelry, on the other hand, exudes class and elegance. Decisions aren't your thing? No problem! We have both! Our silver Davelia ring enchants with its cute leafy tendril adorned with small crystal stones. Our Venja ring, on the other hand, is classic and clean, with its mystically shimmering synthetic opal resembling a seashell. If you're looking for a more unusual bridal ring, our Amazonite II ring might be just the thing for you. Its striking, braided structure is complemented by a turquoise amazonite. Not everyone has a bridal ring like this!
A piece of jewelry with symbolic character
If we were to rank the top 10 most popular pieces of jewelry worldwide, rings would almost certainly be number 1. They are perhaps the most well-known and popular form of jewelry and can be found in almost every culture worldwide – and have been for thousands of years!
Hard to believe, but the oldest rings found were made of mammoth ivory and are more than 21,000 years old.
Their symbolic significance has always been significant: Signet rings were often considered a symbol of power, wealth, and dignity; in the Middle Ages, they served as protective and healing rings; and in ancient times, these round pieces of jewelry were used as—well, who would have thought it?—symbols of love and fidelity in marriages. Totally sweet, right?
But beyond that, rings have always held a great fascination for humans – they have found their way into fairy tales, legends, and stories for centuries. Take, for example, the fairy tale Rumpelstiltskin, in which the miller's daughter, unfortunately untalented at spinning gold, offers her ring to the treacherous Rumpelstiltskin in exchange for his services. Rings also appear as protagonists in the fairy tales "The White Snake" and "The Seven Ravens." In Richard Wagner's world-famous opera cycle "The Ring of the Nibelung," the entire story is primarily based on a ring forged from the legendary Rhine gold. And, of course, let's not forget: Perhaps the most well-known ring in literature of all is the mighty magic ring from "The Lord of the Rings," which is the reason for the long journey of the hobbit Frodo and his entourage to throw it into the fires of Mount Doom.
You see: We humans simply can't escape the millennia-old fascination with the ring. This must be true love!
Inspired by nature, designed to preserve nature
Fleuriscoeur – this is a French-inspired combination consisting of the words “fleur” for flower and “coeur” for heart.
Our heart beats for nature in the truest sense of the word – through and through.
Fleuriscoeur stands for unique pieces of jewelry inspired by nature.
Impressive plants, delicately designed leaves, gracefully curved branches. Pretty much everything we encounter in the flora and fauna has the potential to become one of our next jewels.
But nature and the environment play a major role not only in the design of our jewelry. You can be sure of one thing: We are aware of our responsibility for the environment, for the climate, and for our planet, and therefore strive to integrate and practice sustainability at every stage of the production and supply chain of our jewelry. Sustainability, and with it,sustainable jewelry, is paramount to us. a major concern.
That's why all jewelry in the Fleuriscoeur collection is sustainably and fairly produced. Fleuriscoeur jewelry is natural jewelry. across the board. This is reflected in the entire creation process, which involves certified manufacturers and responsible supply chains, as well as in the use of recycled materials. All our jewelry is handcrafted in small batches by trusted goldsmiths with the highest quality and precision.
Our manufacturers are certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council. This association promotes the ethical, social, and environmental practices of organizations and companies throughout the supply chain, with the goal of making them as responsible as possible. Human rights are respected and processes, health, and the environment are protected.
But we also attach importance to sustainability when it comes to shipping.
Our products are shipped in a climate-neutral and completely plastic-free manner. We package our jewelry in organic cotton bags, which are shipped in FSC-certified boxes. We use paper wool or compostable organic chips for padding. Climate protection concerns us all: For every product sold, we plant a tree in cooperation with the Eden Reforestation Projects.