Augis Medal / + qu'hier - que demain Pendant / French Love Medal 14K_Gold_band

Augis Medal / + qu'hier - que demain Pendant / French Love Medal 14K_Gold_bandThe phrase "+ qu'hier que demain" is a famous French romantic sentiment that translates to "More than yesterday, less than tomorrow". It is an abbreviation of a longer declaration of ever increasing love: "Aujourd'hui plus qu'hier et bien moins que demain" (Today more than yesterday and much less than tomorrow). The quote originates from a poem entitled "L'ternelle chanson" (The Eternal Song), written by French poet Rosemonde Grard. Grard wrote the

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while their rarity and value underscore the uniqueness and preciousness of their love

This ring features a brilliant cut diamond set in an illusion setting and set in white gold

Friar Alberto encouraged Bartolo to ask for it

This round opal is embraced by 10K gold leaves that surround and embrace the opal

who was a famous playwright known for writing Cyrano de Bergerac

where the diamonds are reserved to the top half of the band

lace-like motifs are often inspired by nature’s curves—like blooming vines

in Japan it represents the Imperial Royal Family and is even found on the Imperial Seal

Pierced ears were sometimes considered "barbaric" or simply unfashionable at the time

The diamonds and sapphire are all natural and original to the ring

The ring is stamped on the inside of the shank for manufacturer's trademark and metal purity