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Aldusblatt London Blue Topas Ring
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This piece of jewellery is equipped with a beautiful London Blue Topas. The untreated coloured stone is a unique piece and a special object of value which shows to advantage when worn. It can also be worn very well with other Aldusblatt rings.
Each stone carries its own history and individual healing effect. This makes it a personal lucky charm that can be perfectly matched to the wishes and fantasies of the wearer. Choose your personal favourite from a wide variety of coloured gemstones. The 2 different sizes (10.3mm, 8.8mm) in 18 carat gold (red, white or yellow gold) with or without brilliant-cut diamonds offer you a variety of combinations and awaken the desire to collect.
A collection of women for women to fulfill their personal wishes.
Ground to a nut fruit and set with the aldus leaf in gold, the gems of the Aldusblatt collection are brought to bear. With love and care the treasures are made of the finest materials and rare jewels.
The Aldus leaf
The origin of the aldus leaf lies in the combination of a heart and a leaf. It was named after the Italian book printer and publisher Aldus Manutius, who took a liking to the special form between the 13th and 14th century and attached it to his books as a small piece of jewelery. Thus, each of his books became a unique and at the same time a possibility to contribute his personal touch.
A thought that touches and a philosophy that even Herzog Loibner would like to follow. Thus, the aldus leaf was not only the in-house symbol for Duke Loibner, but also the source of inspiration for an entire collection.