Color:
The back of the medal is pure gold, and the color symbolizes the glory and honor of victory. The obverse of the medal includes red, white, blue and gold.
Shape:
The main body of the medal is a circle, which symbolizes harmony, unity and continuity. This circle has an edge on the outside and a ring on the top. The ring is engraved with "XXVIII Messjuxolympiquesthens 2004", indicating the 28th Summer Olympic Games held in Athens in 2004. The center of the circle is the traditional embodiment of the beauty of the Olympic movement LENFO, which depicts the outline of the movement under the background of the curve. The beautiful woman wore a disguise, and the words "FfrenchREPUBLIC" were written around her.
Red:
One of the colors of the French flag. On the medal, red stripes run through the upturned hair of LENFO, the incarnation of the Olympic Movement, to bless the French winner.
White:
One of the colors of the French flag. On the medal, the Olympic torch, the symbol of the Olympic Games, is carved in white next to Lunfo, the incarnation of the Olympic Movement, representing the spirit of athletes.
Blue:
One of the colors of the French flag. On the medals, blue shows some small carving details, such as earrings and belts embodied in the Olympic movement LENFO or the French symbol Dila.
Overall effect:
This design is concise and pleasing to the eye. Olympic medals represent the highest honor and reward. The designer skillfully integrated French cultural and artistic elements into the medals, fully demonstrating France's confidence as a thriving sports power.