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Toi et moi (pronounced "twah eh mwah") is a French phrase meaning "you and me," famously used for jewelry featuring two stones side-by-side, symbolizing two individuals uniting, with its design popularized by Napoleon Bonaparte gifting one to Josephine in 1796. It represents partnership, love, or connection and is used in jewelry to symbolize unique souls coming together, whether in romance, friendship, or family. This adjustable necklace is comprised of Sterling Silver and consist of an emerald cut and round crystal set side by side, and Rhodium plated which protects from tarnishing.
Toi et moi (pronounced "twah eh mwah") is a French phrase meaning "you and me," famously used for jewelry featuring two stones side-by-side, symbolizing two individuals uniting, with its design popularized by Napoleon Bonaparte gifting one to Josephine in 1796. It represents partnership, love, or connection and is used in jewelry to symbolize unique souls coming together, whether in romance, friendship, or family. This adjustable necklace is comprised of Sterling Silver and consist of an emerald cut and round crystal set side by side, and Rhodium plated which protects from tarnishing.