Forget-Me-Not Locket Necklace

Simple, evocative, and set with a green stone to harken the tranquility of the natural world, this necklace is named for Princesse Mathilde who painted her own path in the Bonaparte legacy with watercolor and design.

This ornate necklace features thirteen auspicious symbols hand-selected to bestow protection, strength, and creativity. The charms were cast from vintage coins discovered in France, while the cameo, intaglios, and glass stones were sourced in Germany.

Napoleon was often portrayed with one hand tucked into his lapel, a gesture of strength tempered by modesty. Today, the hand endures as a symbol of generosity, hospitality, and stability, often appearing in charms and talismans rich with meaning.

We named this pendant for Napoleon’s nurse, Camilla Ilari, a superstitious dame who used her magic to protect the young emperor. This necklace promises to bring you enchantment, good health, and luck.

When we discovered a vintage French coin decorated with La Semeuse (“The Sower”), we knew at once it should be reimagined as a pendant on a long chain necklace. The image reminds us that if you take the time to plant a seed, good fortune will surely come.

An elegant rolo chain bracelet punctuated by a lucky pegasus intaglio encircled with pearls and Czech black diamond crystal pavé. Named for Marengo, Napoleon’s trusted horse, who carried him through battle and home to his true love.