A black velvet jewellery casket with the French royalty emblem embroidered on the top 8cm tall Unframed 1950s–1970s)

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A black velvet jewellery casket with the French royalty emblem embroidered on the top 8cm tall Unframed 1950s–1970s)Here we have a black velvet jewellery casket with the French royalty emblem embroidered on the top 8cm tall The fleur de lis has been used by French royalty ever since the Franks united under a single ruler, King Clovis I. When Clovis was crowned, an ampulla with a fleur de lis insignia was used to anoint him as king. As time went on, the symbol came to represent the French monarchs divine right to rule. Since then, the fleur de lis has appeared on