A REFINED SYMBOL FOR REFINED PIECES
For centuries, Florence was the epicenter of art, culture, and power. And among its visual achievements, one symbol stood out: the Fleur-de-Lis.
More than just an ornament, it has become the city’s coat of arms. Engraved on iconic buildings such as the Ponte Vecchio and emblazoned on the official flag of Florence, it is a clear sign of wealth, nobility and honor — eternal hallmarks of Florentine identity.
MANIFESTO OF ROYAL STATURE
The Fleur-de-lis dates back to medieval France, adopted by King Louis VII in 1147 as his personal seal on his royal letters. Its three petals symbolize faith, wisdom, and valor—virtues that monarchs were supposed to embody.
Over time, it has evolved into a timeless emblem of purity, sovereignty, and the divine right to rule. More than a symbol, it has become a visible sign of legitimate power—reserved for those who not only lead, but reign with purpose.
MANIFESTO OF ELEGANZA AND ESCLUSIVITÀ
The Fleur-de-Lis is reborn at Capini with precise and refined lines, uniting Florence’s artistic legacy with contemporary aesthetics. Its shape — balanced and symmetrical — conveys power without arrogance, and sophistication without excess. Just as the original symbol immortalized empires, our Fleur-de-Lis now seals each piece with timeless exclusivity: a silent statement, reserved for those who understand that true elegance never needs to be announced.