Arthus-Bertrand accessories: lucky charm, charm, charms, decision-making token, yoyo, whistle, dice, telephone jewellery, handbag jewellery...

It is traditionally said that the Rive Gauche, Paris is a place that inspires poets. And as everyone knows, poets are free thinkers, sometimes rebellious, often arrogant.

Arthus-Bertrand, who first settled on Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés in 1890, has always been driven by a gentle sense of mischief that makes life less serious and more fun.

Created as if on a whim, these one-of-a-kind creations are little tokens to be offered with a smile. Full of meaning and an impish sense of humour, engraved with a message to suit your mood, they make the ideal gift.

Here are just a few examples:
- Love dice: all six faces are engraved in French or English with the words:
  "he loves me", "he loves me not", and "?"
- Whistle
- Yoyo
- Decision-making token: inscribed with the words "Yes/No" by Jean-Charles
  de Castelbajac, "Yes/No" decorated with Arthus-Bertrand marshall’s batons, a moon/sun,
  etc. …
- Key-holder: Humbug, Hip Hop, "I love you Daddy ", …
- Telephone or handbag adornments: humbug telephone adornment
- Tooth fairy box: for keeping a child’s milk teeth in, …
- Desk items and Accessories: ruler, magnifying glass, metre rule, bookmark,
  Peggy Huyn Kinh money-clip, Hilton Mac Connico paper-knife, etc.