Ear of Wheat Brooch in White Gold

In parts of the ancient world, grain also served as a medium of exchange and payment. The ear of wheat consequently became one of the most enduring symbols of fertility and plenty. The design also refers to D’Evin’s name: among the word’s meanings across different languages and centuries, “evin” in Anatolian Turkish denotes the essence within a grain of wheat. The figure turns that meaning into the house’s own emblem.