Notre Dame de Paris Rosette Medal

In brief: the south rose window of Notre-Dame de Paris, known as the Rose du Midi, is one of the cathedral's three great rose windows: given by Saint Louis in the 13th century, it was restored by Viollet-le-Duc in the 19th century. Read our guide to cathedral rose windows.

Notre-Dame de Paris Rose Window Medal crafted in solid 925/1000 silver.

The Rose du Midi, pierced in silver

The medal takes up the great rose of the south transept of Notre-Dame de Paris, the Rose du Midi given by Saint Louis in the thirteenth century, entirely pierced in solid silver: the central quatrefoil, the spokes, the two rings of trefoils and quatrefoils, all cut open, and light passes through the medal as it passes through the stained glass. The polished silver gives this stone network the clarity of lace.

The know-how of Mayaud rose windows

This medal is the silver variation of our Notre-Dame de Paris rose window, of which Manufacture Mayaud was the first to offer the mother-of-pearl and gold version, then the openwork version in solid gold. Registered design filed with the INPI, 100% made in France in our Paris workshop.

Solid silver, diameters and variations

Solid 925/1000 silver, polished finish: 1.80 g in 20 mm, 2.25 g in 22 mm and 2.70 g in 24 mm. Made to order within 10 to 15 days. Being openwork, this medal cannot be personalised by engraving. The Notre-Dame de Paris rose window is also available in mother-of-pearl and gold, in openwork solid gold and in silver and mother-of-pearl. To be worn on a solid silver trace chain.