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An authentic picture of the Riveroak hairpin

That's it, we have been able to develop a picture of the pin we presented to you a few days ago. Appreciate its brightness, its precision of cutting, and the green of these jade beads!

Unfortunately, we haven't been able to get our hands on a real one yet.

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The great work of Onésime

After a little visit to the archives, we discovered under a thick layer of dust, a patent drawing, handmade by Onésime Perroquet. Indeed, he is at the head of a hairpin factory that he inherited shortly before this drawing. This Riveroak model is a polished brass hairpin decorated with 2 jade pearls.

For some obscure reason, Armand loves this model and wants his friend to give him one, even though he doesn't have the hair for it!

We are working on the development of an authentic photographic image of this pin, hopefully the result will be worth it!

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Did you say lilies?

You certainly know this symbol, don't you?

You've already seen it on many coats of arms and emblems. Its name? It is called the Lily Flower (Fleur de Lys in French).

This symbol has traveled through time from time immemorial. It can be found in the Byzantine Empire, in the Kingdom of the Franks, among the kings of France and on the flag of Quebec. 

However, it is not a lily that is represented!  Indeed, botanists agree to say that the flower represented, is actually a marsh iris (Iris pseudacorus), and not a lily ... 

Nevertheless, the lily remains a flower full of history, which will now be able to accompany ours ... stay tuned!