Myrtle Earrings

Myrtle EarringsThe beginning of Greek Jewellery is traced back to the dawn of the Hellenic civilization. Jewellery has been linked to important moments in the Greek society and culture. The Artisans of Greek Ornamentation took inspiration from Myrtle, which the Greeks held sacred. Victors in the Olympic games and the mythological figures wore myrtle wreaths. The Myrtle's white flowers and lance shaped leaves serve as the inspiration for this elegant jewellery.

Materials: The Dogwood ring is cast in bronze with silver and copper plated flower petals

The Pussy Willow's soft silky buds find their name catkin from the Dutch diminutive of cat

but can also be planted outside

So naturally

it will indicate how many children you will have

Materials: The charm bracelet is cast in bronze with nine different charms

and its fruit panels designed by the firm Morris

That perches in the soul

Measures: Chain: 18" - 19" L (adjustable)

gingko and clover

mso-para-margin:0cm

Italy and in milder climates in the US