Wedding music box for wedding rings

Music box for wedding rings with a touching French work by Richard Clayderman-Mariage d'amour (Marriage for love).

The box that frames the jewelry instantly emphasizes all their advantages, effectively complementing the solid look of your rings. In addition to aesthetics, it gives the safety of jewelry, so as not to scratch them and not lose them if you need to take them with you. The advantages of a music box are interesting not only for owners of jewelry boutiques, but also for ordinary customers who want to present an unforgettable gift.

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Dream Wedding - Richard Clayderman plays at the opening
There is a special button that turns the music off when you hold it and turns it on when you close and open the lid of the box, which creates a WOW effect for the person to whom the gift is intended.

Mariage d'amour (Marriage for love) is a French solo musical work for piano created by Paul de Senneville (FR. Paule de Senneville) in 1978 and first introduced by the pianist Richard Klayderman on his album "Lettre À Ma Mère" in 1979. Later, the pianist George Davidson. George Davidson) introduced this piece in his album My Heart Will Go On with minor changes. This version of the song is sometimes mistakenly attributed to Chopin under the name Spring Waltz ("Spring waltz"), because the video uploaded to Youtube was incorrectly signed and gained at least 25 million views before being deleted. As of 2017 several copies with the same erroneous title were still present on Youtube.

To date, Klayderman has recorded more than 1200 pieces of music and released over 100 CDs with a total circulation of 90 million copies.