Wrapped Heart
A ruby-heart love token that became Verdura’s most romantic recurring motif.
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Story & heritage
Verdura describes the Wrapped Heart as one of its most recognizable and beloved designs. The motif dates to 1941, when Tyrone Power commissioned a cabochon ruby heart tied up in gold as a Christmas present for his wife, Annabella.
The house now carries the idea as both a pendant necklace and a high-jewelry brooch, keeping the tied-gold gesture at the center of the design.
Materials & craft
One of Verdura’s most recognizable and beloved designs, the Wrapped Heart motif dates back to 1941, when Tyrone Power commissioned a cabochon ruby heart tied up in gold as a Christmas present for his wife, Annabella.
How to choose & style
Let Wrapped Heart be the focal point: its motif is specific enough to carry a simple black dress, cream knit, or tailored jacket without needing competing jewelry. For a quieter read, choose one related format and keep the rest of the metals close in tone.
