A piece of jewelry often tells a story, or indicates an origin or a way of life. Think of the cross that symbolizes Christ and the Bible, the Ogri Ay from Surinamese superstition, the prayer chain from Islam, the Anchor as a symbol of hope, the letter of the name of your sweetheart or yourself. A piece of jewelry often symbolizes who you are and/or what you believe in. But a piece of jewelry that symbolizes solidarity, respect for others despite faith, point of view or origin does not yet exist. A piece of jewelry that can be worn by everyone. Despite our differences. And that all those differences can actually be a strength instead of a divide. A piece of jewelry that you always wear and with which you want to send a message. Representatives of our city who are part of a big family without having to be blood relatives.