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Van Cleef & Arpels Zodiaque medal Virginis (Virgo) Yellow gold VCARP7ST00
Van Cleef & Arpels Zodiaque medal Virginis (Virgo) Yellow gold VCARP7ST00
Zodiaque medal Virginis (Virgo), yellow gold.
Product Description
The pieces in the Zodiaque collection draw their inspiration from Van Cleef & Arpels rich heritage to reinterpret some of its iconic designs. In keeping with the Poetic Astronomy® theme dear to Van Cleef & Arpels, these pieces combine jewelry expertise and precious materials to offer a poetic version of the signs of the zodiac. The pieces are part of the tradition of medals and charms designed by Van Cleef & Arpels since the 1950s.
- Zodiaque medal Virginis (Virgo), yellow gold.
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The Zodiaque Collection From Van Cleef & Arpels
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Twelve long necklaces reinterpret the signs of the Zodiac
Van Cleef & Arpels’ Zodiaque collections reinterpret the signs of the zodiac in their gemstone-set necklaces. Inspired by 1970s star sign necklaces, these pieces feature a wide variety of gemstones and intricately detailed gold illustrations of each sign. The necklaces have a graphic feel and are made to be worn with a variety of ensembles.
Zodiaque Van Cleef has reinterpreted the signs of the Zodiac with new designs. This collection features two different sets of necklaces – one with a sign and the other with the sign’s corresponding dates. This collection is both playful and elegant. Many celebrities wear this jewelry, including J. Lo and Brie Larson. Zodiac necklaces are also popular, and some stars wear them on their arm.
Zodiaque Van Cleef’d designers have always had a fondness for poetic astrology. They began their Zodiac collection in the 1950s with twelve necklaces and a necklace with a constellation. Throughout the years, the brand has created astrologically decorated pieces and a range of other jewelry.
Van Cleef & Arpels has been creating whimsical jewelry for over a century, and has always paid special attention to the materials that are used. They work with lapidaries to select gems with coordinated colors and surfaces. They also carefully cut gemstones to produce a harmonious ensemble.
Van Cleef’s signature style combines ornamental stones and gold to symbolize each sign. They also use gemstones that are uncommon to see in jewelry. Each stone is chosen specifically for its aesthetic qualities. This ensures that the entire ensemble is harmonious.
First ever Zodiac medals
First ever Zodiac medals have come to life with a new collection by Van Cleef & Arpels. This series of 21 mm medals features intricately polished yellow gold and depicts the symbols of the Zodiac signs. The designs also feature the dates and names of the signs. These pieces were created to celebrate personal jewelry and the symbolism of the zodiac.
The Sagittarius zodiac sign is a fiery, competitive spirit. This sign loves to win the competition and always makes sure to have the last word. Whether they are competing in archery or swimming, they will take home the gold medal. It’s a good thing they love competition, because Sagittarius is an archer.
This zodiac coin was minted during the reign of Pope Antoninus Pius. The coin depicts Luna, the Roman goddess of the moon, and the zodiac sign Cancer. It also bears the date “Year Eight” to reflect that it was made during the eighth year of Pius’ rule. This coin was part of a larger series of coins, with each sign represented by a different one. Eventually, a complete wheel of the zodiac would be depicted.
Paul Manship, a sculptor, created twelve zodiac medals in the 1940s. These zodiac coins are popular among collectors and are available in limited editions. Their unique designs and intricate work are highly sought after. They also serve as commemorative pieces. You can give them to loved ones as a token of love or to commemorate an achievement in your life.
Van Cleef & Arpels’ gold zodiac pendants were also created in the 1960s. They are inspired by ancient coins, and feature zodiac signs on the front and dates in Roman numerals on the back.
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