P. and Y.

P and Y were 19 when they met while in school. Over the years, they grew up together, got to know each other, and built their relationship at their own pace. More than ten years passed like this, slowly.

Then came the desire to get married, as if it were a natural next step in their story.

She had always known that she would want to choose her own engagement ring. So P proposed without a ring, letting that choice become another moment for the two of them to share.

A few days earlier, during her lunch break, Y had walked past the “ Myrtille Beck Paris” boutique almost by chance. Drawn in by the window display, she had discovered the creations of the “ Brand ” and paused for a moment to admire their delicate designs.

Among them, one ring had particularly caught her eye: the Flora M, set with a mermaid sapphire. Its unique color—a blend of blue and green hues that shifted with the light—had immediately captivated her. It was love at first sight, a memory she had simply tucked away in a corner of her mind.

After the proposal, P and Y make an appointment at the store to go and look at the ring together.

There, they met Marie, who took the time to listen to them, show them the designs, and guide them with kindness. For Y, it was important to be able to choose without feeling rushed, taking the time to be sure of her decision.

They come back several times, try things out, discuss them, and reflect. Each visit extends that moment a little longer and gently reaffirms that initial spark.

The Flora M, adorned with its mermaid sapphire, then became her engagement ring.

Beyond the design itself, P and Y were also drawn to the idea of choosing jewelry made in France, with a particular focus on the materials and their origins. So, when it came time to choose their wedding bands, turning to Brand felt like the natural choice.

P has never worn a ring and is particularly curious about how comfortable a “ wedding band ” would be for everyday wear. Marie guides them through their try-ons to help them find the designs that truly reflect who they are. They aren’t necessarily looking for two identical “ wedding bands .” Instead, they envision two unique designs—one for each of them—linked by a shared detail. They ultimately choose two designs crafted from the same gold.

For Y, thewedding band Wave Feuillage, with its delicate, nature-inspired movements. For P, the Juno S, chosen for its understated design and comfort.

After more than ten years of growing together, their jewelry now marks a new chapter in their story.