Diamond Gold Florin Bracelet, 18mm. 18kt yellow gold. Finely crafted by hand. Gold Florentine Coins Collection.
Diamond Gold Florin Bracelet, 18mm. 18kt yellow gold. Finely crafted by hand. Gold Florentine Coins Collection.
· Metal: 18 kt yellow gold.
· Gold Finishing: smooth gold.
· Dimension: the pendant has a diameter of 18mm.
· Diamonds: 35 stones, 0.35 carats.
· Quality diamonds: EF, VVS to VS.
· Product code: BR.GFC.10
· Insured shipping within 15 working days.
At Torrini Jewelry we create pieces to be worn every day, not only on special occasions. One of our features of uniquenes of our jewelry is the ancient Torrini 1369 trademark, as a seal of origin and accompanied by its original certificate of guarantee.
At Torrini Jewelry we create exclusively by order and shipping times may vary according to the complexity of the manufacture of the jewelry. The delivery of the purchased jewelry can take place from 7 days to 20 working days from the order confirmation date.
In 1369, the Mint Master Simone Peruzzi engraved a new mint of the gold florin, the coin that formed the basis of the wealth and economic success of Florence, accompanying the city In Its great development, until the fall of the Republic in 1533. The minting of this coin follows by two years the historic event of the purchase by the Florentine Republic of the port of Livorno for 100.000 of these florins. In 1427 Giovanni Averado De’ Medici, father of the Grand Cosimo Introduced a bill on the cadastre subsequently approved, began the great rise to popularity and political power of the family. In 1427 the "Fiorino d’Oro" was equivalent to 4 Florentine liras, with a difference of 3 liras from the original parity of 175 years before.
· Metal: 18 kt yellow gold.
· Gold Finishing: smooth gold.
· Dimension: the pendant has a diameter of 18mm.
· Diamonds: 35 stones, 0.35 carats.
· Quality diamonds: EF, VVS to VS.
· Product code: BR.GFC.10
· Insured shipping within 15 working days.
The oldest literary testimony available to us is that of the Roman jurist Sesto Pomponio from the second century BC, who attests, even in his day, the custom of using "pro gemmis" ancient coins, gold or silver. In the 13th century Florence, with the birth of the Fiorino d'Oro, the very ladies of the time brought great attention to jewellery that included the coin that had the power to make Florence excel at the center of the financial system known at the time. Today, as then, Torrini proposes this ancient custom.
discover moreThe oldest literary testimony available to us is that of the Roman jurist Sesto Pomponio from the second century BC, who attests, even in his day, the custom of using "pro gemmis" ancient coins, gold or silver. In the 13th century Florence, with the birth of the Fiorino d'Oro, the very ladies of the time brought great attention to jewellery that included the coin that had the power to make Florence excel at the center of the financial system known at the time. Today, as then, Torrini proposes this ancient custom.
In 1369, the Mint Master Simone Peruzzi engraved a new mint of the gold florin, the coin that formed the basis of the wealth and economic success of Florence, accompanying the city In Its great development, until the fall of the Republic in 1533. The minting of this coin follows by two years the historic event of the purchase by the Florentine Republic of the port of Livorno for 100.000 of these florins. In 1427 Giovanni Averado De’ Medici, father of the Grand Cosimo Introduced a bill on the cadastre subsequently approved, began the great rise to popularity and political power of the family. In 1427 the "Fiorino d’Oro" was equivalent to 4 Florentine liras, with a difference of 3 liras from the original parity of 175 years before.