A Timeless Companion Featuring Motifs of Love and Happiness The design features a dove engraved with the Latin phrase "Veni Sancte Spiritus" ("Come, Holy Spirit"), a Gregorian chant from the Catholic Church. The image depicts a dove with a halo descending from the heavens towards a heart and a sword. It combines the Holy Spirit, who descends in the form of a dove, with the Immaculate Heart of Mary. From the Holy Spirit descending towards the heart of the Virgin Mary, who loves God, emanates heavenly light. The engraving is very detailed, meticulously depicting the dove's feathers. This hymn is one of the most famous and has been used in the works of Bach and Mahler, and has also been sung in films. A portion of the hymn is engraved in Latin on the back. "Per te sciamus da Patrem, Noscamus atque Filium, (Through you, may we know the Father, and also know the Son.)" "diens Parvulos Dominus Magis Quam Mater (Lord, watching over the little children, more than a mother)" Vermeil is a jewelry processing technique developed in France in the 18th century, where silver is covered with gold, and is a traditional French craft. It is labor-intensive and has long been considered a luxurious material in France. Because the gold layer is thicker than a coating, it is durable and has a texture similar to gold. ■ Size: Head approx. 24mm x 17mm, Weight approx. 3g ■ Material: Silver 925 (K18 Vermeil) ■ Country of Origin: France