Help with vintage brooch please?

The words look like love me ande I be, or I ye, or love me and eive, there is a medieval seal matrix on UK detector finds website with the same wording but the exact words & meaning is uncertain. It's silver and just marked SILV on the back, it has a safety clasp so was made at some point in the 20th century....and that's all I know about it sadly.

Just wondering if anyone can help with either the wording or finding a rough date? Thank you

 

It's pretty new, probably some time in the last 30 years. I think it's a He loves me, he loves me not daisy, from what I can read. Odds are it was a museum store souvenir.

 

I see "Love Me" on every other scallop/curve. The othe scallops all seem to have "Anoe & Me." At first I thought it was the word for love in Spanish (Amor) or French (Amour) but neither of these. I wonder if Anoe & Me is meant for 2 people??? Nowwww I'm certainly not sure of the Anoe & Me, but am sure 3 of the scallops/curves have "Love Me" and the other 3 curves have the same Anoe & Me or whatever it is. Following are some edited versions of the sections.

--- Susan

 

Maybe it's a she loves me ---she loves me not , type of daisy ???

 

One of the wordings looks like ande rather than anoe, ande translates into mind, spirit, genie etc in Swedish

 

Anoe is definitely considered a first name (as well as a last name)............so, probably meant as some sort of love token???

 

Lots of ideas there, thank you all for your help. I agree it's not particularly old, I was thinking around 1970s-80s so good confirmation for me there.

The lettering does look different when zoomed like that, so more to consider! Thanks again