Lady's Mantle Brooch - Web Exclusive

Lady's Mantle Brooch - Web ExclusiveA medieval princess fell helplessly in love with a young serf. Upon hearing of the romance, the king imprisoned the fair maiden. In his grief, the serf would walk the fields each morning and gather the leaves of the Lady's Mantle where his lovers tears had fallen. Materials: The Lady's Mantle brooch is cast in hand patinated bronze. The leaf is accented with blue topaz beads. Measures: 2. 1" L x 2. 1" W

The sweet fruit is the only one to feature its seeds on the outside

Michael's beloved summers in Cape Cod always remind him of this beautifully timeless flower and continue to inspire his designs as spring approaches once more

These trees are considered evergreens because they remain strikingly green for more than one season

Materials: The Garden Vine Earrings are cast in hand patinated bronze and accented with different sized white freshwater pearls

I created a delicate collection that portrays how these branches were used to create a magical scenery

They grow in many different habitats throughout the world and most popular during the Carboniferous Period (the Age of Ferns) being the dominant part of vegetation

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

Measures: 2" L x 1" W

This collection was designed utilizing the scales of the Blue Marlin

The studs are 925 silver

It is the official state flower of California and the 6th of April is designated as California Poppy Day

In Roman times parsley appeared on banquet tables both because of its flavour and its breath freshening properties