A rare and whimsical Victorian-era charm fashioned in 900 silver, inspired by the age-old game of effeuiller la marguerite — "He loves me, he loves me not." This petite spinning pendant takes the form of a hexagonal die pierced by a pointed spinner and etched on each side with a different answer to the eternal romantic question: Il m’aime, Un peu, Beaucoup, Passionnément, Pas du tout. Each phrase is hand-enamelled in French and accompanied by a delicate painted daisy, the flower traditionally plucked petal by petal in this game of chance and longing.

Likely produced in France in the late 19th century, this sentimental piece was once worn on a bracelet or watch fob, carried as both adornment and playful oracle. The mixed metal body is compact but substantial, finished with a classic O-ring bail and subtle engraved maker’s mark. Measuring just under an inch, it's small enough to wear daily — yet packed with history, emotion, and charm.

An exceptional and extremely scarce find for collectors of antique jewelry, talismans, or French sentimental keepsakes. Whether gifted or kept as a personal token, this piece bridges eras — reminding us how timeless the desire to be loved truly is.

Measurements (approx.):
Charm height (including bail): 1"
Cube diameter: 0.375"
Materials: 900 Silver body, enamel details
Markings: French maker's mark near tip