Baroque Cross "The Roses of Florence" Plum, Raspberry and Soft Pink

Baroque Cross "The Roses of Florence" – Plum, Raspberry & Soft Pink

A harmony of roses and purples, inspired by the elegance of antique adornments.

Delicate and refined, this baroque-inspired cross captivates with the richness of its shades and the elegance of its composition.

Its gold-finished stainless steel setting holds superb faceted jewelry resin oval ornaments, presented in a palette of plum, raspberry, and soft pink.

The deep shades of the side ornaments contrast with the softness of the central pink, while the small crystalline touches placed at the ends bring a sparkling note to the whole.

The delicate gold details highlight each element and give this creation a precious look, evoking the charm of ceremonial jewelry.

A Florentine inspiration

Florence, the cradle of the Italian Renaissance, was for centuries a major center of artistic creation, where painters, goldsmiths, and artisans developed a remarkable taste for refined compositions and sumptuous colors.

Silk fabrics, purple velvets, and richly adorned jewelry contributed to the elegance of the great Italian courts.

This contemporary cross freely draws inspiration from this decorative world, while borrowing from baroque aesthetics its taste for contrast, ornamentation, and generous colors.

A touch of romance

Suspended from a long 70 cm chain, this cross is worn low and naturally complements a plain sweater, an elegant dress, or an outfit with simple lines.

Its shades of pink and purple bring warmth and femininity, while its bold silhouette gives it a truly distinctive presence.

A high-end fashion jewelry creation, both romantic and full of character.

• Material: gold-finished stainless steel (hypoallergenic!) 

• Ornaments: colored and faceted jewelry resin

• Colors: plum, raspberry, soft pink, and gold

• Style: baroque, Florentine inspiration

• Cross height: 4.5 cm

• Width: 3 cm

• Chain length: 70 cm

• Presentation: delivered in a Templar Soul gift box

“There are colors that seem to have preserved the scent of roses and the secret of ancient palaces.”