The Romilly Necklace

$220

SKU: MS2012-Z
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  • A. Balestie

    This medallion advertised a popular vacuum-packed coffee and features numerous classic French icons and PARIS in large letters on the front. Oui! Oui!

  • Abeille

    The L’Abeille was established in 1857. The company was originally set up by farmers and vineyard agents in the region to offer hailstorm insurance. L’Abeille is located in Dijon - home and namesake of the famous French mustard.

  • Aime

    A winery located in Bergheim- a medieval walled town dating back to the early 1300’s-and scene to many witch trials that sent over 40 women to the stake. Featuring twin griffins; the ancient symbol of divine power and a guardian of treasure and priceless possessions.

  • Bayonne

    Established in 1930, Café Negro is the last artisan coffee roaster in Bayonne. This medallion features the profile of Anne, the Duchess of Britain and Queen of France.

  • Bles D’Or

    In celebration of the Festival of Golden Wheat held in Maison-des-Champs, a tiny village of 36 inhabitants, located in Aube, part of the Champagne Ardenne region of France.

  • Canard

    Founded in 1868 by Victor Canard and Léonie Duchêne, Canard-Duchêne is a Champagne House based in Ludes, France.

  • Cheval

    Cheval is the French word for horse. Throughout history, France was host to many horse races and today, the horse race demanding the largest international following is the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, with a prize of $5.2 million.

  • Cheval Cross Stack

    Cheval is the French word for horse. France is host to many horse races, the largest being the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, with a purse of $5.2 million. The medallion is stacked with our exclusive FK fleur de lis cross.

  • Colonies

    Messageries Maritimes, a French shipping company founded in 1851, transported people between Marseille and the French colonies in Saigon and Australia. At the time, the trip required up to two months to travel the distance.

  • Cuvee Royal

    This medallion was created in the 1960’s to celebrate Joseph Perrier Champagne which was first bottled in 1825.

  • Daalder

    Created for a Cafes Legal, a master coffee roaster in France established in 1851. Featuring the lion, a classic icon symbolizing bravery, nobility, royalty, strength, stateliness, and valor.

  • De La Ville

    Originally a medal given to winners of a cross country race in the city of Sceaux, it’s center holds a sacred heart. The sacred heart emblem represents Jesus Christ’s physical heart, and his divine love for humanity.

  • Drago

    Believed to have lived in fire and representing patience and justice, the salamander was often used in heraldry; a system of identification developed to help distinguish fully armored knights on the battle and tournament field.

  • Indochine

    A medal awarded to French soldiers who participated in the Indochina Campaign: the struggle against the Japanese occupiers of the Southeastern Asia peninsula during World War II. The crown on the medal indicates it is Royal in nature.

  • L'Ange

    Commemorating the Inter-Allied Victory of WWI, this medallion features the Lady Angel of Mercy on the front and incorporates the flags of the Allied forces on the back where it also reads in French and Dutch: The Great War for Civilization.

  • L’ANJOU

    Anjou is one of the five wine-making areas of the Loire Valley Wine Region. Romans introduced wine varietals here, 2000 years ago, due to the beneficial microclimate of moisture and heat.

  • Liberty

    Styled after a French coin, the production of this medallion was originally commissioned in 1900 for one of France’s oldest insurance groups based in Besancon, the birthplace of Victor Hugo.

  • Ministry

    Awarded by the Ministry of the Interior, this medal features Marianne, a personification of liberty and reason during the newly born Republic. Also known as the Goddess of Liberty, the French people easily identified with her name and figure.

  • Moillard

    Maison Moillard gained prominence in 1850 after a meeting between Symphorien Moillard and a Belgian notary. Moillard’s daughter inherited the company after he was killed on a tour of duty with the French army. A sixth generation Moillard runs the business today.

  • Pineau

    According to legend, during the 1589 harvest, a winemaker accidentally added wine to a barrel he believed was empty but in fact contained cognac. Years later, the barrel was retrieved the drink is now a French aperitif named Pineau. Stacked with the FK fleur de lis cross.

  • Pointu

    Originally used as a page holder for Notre-Dame Cathedral, this casting is topped with a Fleur de lis and and features the iconic Parisian landmark’s initials emblazoned below a crown.

  • Rex

    Created for a clothier in Selestat, a royal residence during the Carolinian dynasty. Adorning the image of Louis XIV and the title Rex Christianissimus, which was the hereditary and exclusive title given the Kings of France by the Catholic church.

  • Saint Michel

    Created as a keepsake from Mont St. Michel in Normandy, this medallion features St. Michael, the leader of all angels in the army of God. Responsible for escorting the faithful to heaven at their hour of death, he is invoked for protection. He is also the patron of soldiers, police and doctors.

  • VOL

    Vol, is the French word for flight. Dreams of flying express the need to feel light and freed from all our burdens. Grab a hold of some airspace in your day… Vol.

  • Voyageur

    Created for Pigeon Voyageur, a specialty clothing store in the city of Ville De Pontault known for outfitting the outdoorsman, traveler and athlete.

This necklace features 34″ of adjustable elongated single cable chain with Patrie pendant. Absolutely beautiful all by itself or layered with our other designs.

  • Strand Length: Long, 34″
  • Sterling Silver Plated
  • Each piece of French Kande is handmade in our Los Angeles studio by Californian artisans.
Shipping and exchanges

All French Kande is handmade to order and currently takes up to six business days to build, in addition to shipping time. After your order is created and shipped out, you will receive an email with tracking information.

We accept exchanges within 21 days of purchase, we do not accept returns. All custom orders are final sale, no exchanges or returns. All damages or shipment discrepancies must be reported within 24 hours of receipt of shipment; either by phone or email. Contact us if you have any questions.

International orders are subject to additional shipping.

Jewelry care and warranty

French Kande is plated in sterling silver, gold and brass, all hand-finished by California artisans. Many feature color variations and blemishes that contribute to their one-of-a-kind aesthetic. Keep your Kande dry and free of oils and fragrances to maintain the finish's integrity. Should it patina over time, use a polishing cloth to revive its luster. Do not use cleaners or polishing compounds as it will remove the oxidation resulting in a brightened, shiny finish.

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