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Plum Blossoms and other beauties in The Garden Of Adin

Plum Blossoms and other beauties 
in The Garden Of Adin
Graceful platinum Art Nouveau diamond pendant Strong design Jugendstil necklace from the antique jewelry collection of Adin Antique Jewelry Store, Antwerp, Belgium


 Plum Blossom Jewelry

When everything has faded they alone shine forth,
encroaching the charms of lesser styles... 






Freely rendered from an old Chinese poem "Plum Blossoms".
(read also our explanation on Art Nouveau Jewellery)






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First Plover's Egg found! (in the Garden of Adin)

First Plover's Egg found! (in the Garden of Adin)

Extravagant estate engagement ring with one 6 crt bulky stone


The sign of springtime!


ANTWERP, March 28 (Reuters) - In Friesland, the Northern part of Holland, it is an old tradition to offer the first found plover's egg in the springtime to the Queen. This first found egg (called in Dutch: "eerste kievitsei") is a symbol for the beginning of the springtime. So, still today although forbidden in the rest of Europe but allowed in Friesland on cultural historical grounds, people hunt for the first egg.

The Gardener of Adin, not aware of this yearly contest, stumbled upon a nest full of eggs when weeding the Garden of Adin, becoming the unintentional winner of this folkloric event.




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Another mystery in The Garden of Adin

Platinum daisy covered up in brilliants



ANTWERP, June 21 (Reuters) – Botanists at Adin, Antwerp - Belgium, have discovered a till-now-unknown flower in their garden. They suspect the plant belongs to the family of the Pansy (Viola Tricolor Hortensis). Lead author and a researcher Elkan Wijnberg at Adin Antique Jewelry suggested to name this flower Viola Albino Diamantes. Soon an article will be published in the magazine of Adin's Association for the Advancement of Science (not to be confused with the American Association for the Advancement of Science - AAAS ). We'll keep you updated!

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www.adin.be


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