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The Bloom on Her Finger: What a Flower Ring Remembers Across Centuries

The Ring That Grew in Secret There is a ring in the Victoria and Albert Museum ??gold, sixteenth century, Italian ??whose band opens into a tiny hidden compartment, and inside that compartment, under the enamel, lies a miniature flower painted on vellum. It was a posy ring, a love ring, but its message was not engraved on the outside. It was buried. The flower was never meant to be seen by anyone except the woman who...

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The Garden She Wore: What Flower Earrings Have Witnessed, from Versailles to the Morning Commute

The Empress and the BotanistJoséphine de Beauharnais, the first wife of Napoleon, was not a particularly beautiful woman by the standards of her day. What she possessed was something rarer: an almost scientific obsession with roses. At Malmaison, her country estate outside Paris, she assembled the most complete rose garden in the Western world — over 250 varieties, many never before cultivated on French soil. She commissioned Pierre-Joseph Redouté to paint them one by one,...

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