The lily is struck in relief, so the raised lines catch light while the field behind stays matte, and the 18k disc hangs flat instead of spinning on the chain.

The giglio is Florence's lily, and really a stylized iris, right down to the stamens between the petals. The city has put it on gold since 1252, and the relief here is sharper than most small coin pendants manage. Wear her on a fine chain. A coin does more on a delicate link than a heavy one, and we will defend that.