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Apples have held symbolic significance across various cultures and folklore throughout history, often representing themes of knowledge, temptation, and immortality.The apple is often associated with the biblical story of Adam and Eve, where the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge is commonly ...

In many cultures, lemons symbolise purity and cleansing. Their acidic properties are believed to purify and ward off negative energies, making them popular ingredients in rituals and ceremonies aimed at spiritual or physical cleansing.Due to their refreshing taste and invigorating scent, lemons are ...

Pumpkins are synonymous with autumnal festivities, particularly in North America. The tradition of carving pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns originated from an Irish folklore tale about "Stingy Jack," a mythical figure doomed to wander the earth with a hollowed-out turnip lantern. Today, pumpkin carvin...

In many cultures, strawberries symbolise love, romance, and sweetness. This association traces back to ancient times when strawberries were considered a symbol of Venus, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility in Roman mythology. Their heart-like shape and luscious taste have led to their frequen...

Peas in a pod symbolise unity, closeness, and similarity. The phrase "like two peas in a pod" is often used to describe individuals or things that are virtually identical or inseparable. This symbolism emphasises the bond and connection shared between people, highlighting the idea of companionship a...

Peas in a pod symbolise unity, closeness, and similarity. The phrase "like two peas in a pod" is often used to describe individuals or things that are virtually identical or inseparable. This symbolism emphasises the bond and connection shared between people, highlighting the idea of companionship a...

In many societies, cherries represent love, romance, and passion. Their bright red hue evokes feelings of warmth and desire, making them popular symbols of affection and devotion. Additionally, cherries are associated with good fortune and abundance, often appearing in folklore and traditions as tok...

This beautiful open leaf ring features delicately carved leaves, symbolising life, hope, abundance, growth, rebirth, and nature.Pair it effortlessly with our La Vie En Rose Ring for a harmonious ensemble. The open leaf ring showcased in the photos is crafted in 9ct rose gold, but it can be customise...

Kawakawa is closely related to black pepper and kava, and it can be seen in coastal and lowland forest throughout mainland New Zealand. The plant with the heart-shaped leaves are an important part of Maori culture. A sprig of kawakawa would be placed under the bed as a good luck charm to bring about...

The Forget Me Not bouquet necklace encapsulates the essence of remembrance and true love. With each delicate blossom, it becomes a tangible symbol of cherished memories—a tribute to moments meant to endure. Whether worn as a reminder of beautiful times gone by or as an emblem of creating new, u...

The Forget Me Not bouquet necklace encapsulates the essence of remembrance and true love. With each delicate blossom, it becomes a tangible symbol of cherished memories—a tribute to moments meant to endure. Whether worn as a reminder of beautiful times gone by or as an emblem of creating new, u...

Celebrate the rosy hues of life with the exquisite "La Vie En Rose" ring, crafted in elegant 9ct rose gold. This enchanting piece captures the essence of joy and romance, accentuated by a stunning pink sapphire at its heart."La Vie En Rose" is a French phrase that translates to "Life in Pink". It is...

The olive tree represents peace, friendship, abundance and longevity.It is one of the most popular wedding themes. In ancient Greece, bride wore olive crowns. The olive tree is a perfect symbol of peaceful coexistence, as reference point, not only at the wedding ceremony but mainly in the life a cou...

Kawakawa is closely related to black pepper and kava, and it can be seen in coastal and lowland forest throughout mainland New Zealand. The plant with the heart-shaped leaves are an important part of Maori culture. A sprig of kawakawa would be placed under the bed as a good luck charm to bring about...

The silver fern, known as ponga in the Maori language, is an exclusive tree fern species native to New Zealand. Its distinctive appearance with silver-white undersides of fronds gives it a captivating allure and its name.In the moonlit nights, the pale white fronds of the silver fern emit a radiant ...

The silver fern, known as ponga in the Maori language, is an exclusive tree fern species native to New Zealand. Its distinctive appearance with silver-white undersides of fronds gives it a captivating allure and its name.In the moonlit nights, the pale white fronds of the silver fern emit a radiant ...

The silver fern, known as ponga in the Maori language, is an exclusive tree fern species native to New Zealand. Its distinctive appearance with silver-white undersides of fronds gives it a captivating allure and its name.In the moonlit nights, the pale white fronds of the silver fern emit a radiant ...

The silver fern, known as ponga in the Maori language, is an exclusive tree fern species native to New Zealand. Its distinctive appearance with silver-white undersides of fronds gives it a captivating allure and its name.In the moonlit nights, the pale white fronds of the silver fern emit a radiant ...

Kauri, among the world's oldest and largest trees, towers over 50 meters tall with trunks measuring up to 16 meters in girth, and defies time by living for over 2,000 years.Often celebrated as the "king of the forest", the kauri tree is deeply woven into Maori culture. In local myths, kauri trees ar...

Elegance meets nature in our exquisite. This unique piece of jewellery captures the organic beauty of a delicate twig. A symbol of growth, resilience, and the beauty found in simplicity, the twig design embodies the essence of nature's artistry.Wearing the like carrying a piece of the natural world ...