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The snowdrop is the first flower that blooms after the winter frosts, even when the soil is covered by snow. This white, bell-shaped flower signifies that spring — and a turn toward better, easier days — is coming.The snowdrop is a symbol of hope and perseverance. DETAILSMetal: S terling silv...

The Forget Me Not represents remembrance. In the Victorian Age, it was a symbol of true love. It symbolises good memories – memories that you never want to forget.Whether you want to cherish good memories or want to make good memories, the forget me not ring is the perfect piece.DetailsMetal: It c...

In ancient Greece the rose was closely associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Each colour holds a different meaning. Red, “the lover's rose", means enduring passion; white, humility and innocence; yellow, friendship and joy; pink, gratitude, admiration.A single rose represents love at fir...

Acorns are an important source of food for many wildlife such as jays, pigeons, ducts, woodpeckers, mince, and squirrels. Large mammals such as pigs, bears and deer also consume large amount of acorns; they may constitute up to 25% of the diet of deer in the autumn.The acorn represents strength and ...

In some cultures, the squirrel has been linked to Hermes and Mercury due to its nimble nature and ability to climb. In Norse mythology, the squirrel Ratatoskr, translated as Drill-Tooth, is a messenger who travels from a tree at the bottom of the world, to its summit.Squirrels accidentally contribut...

In Greek mythology, Athena, the goddess of wisdom, handicraft and warfare had the owl as her sacred animal. If an owl is spotted by someone during a battle, it would mean the goddess of war is on their side and they are poised for victory.The owl symbolises wisdom and death in several cultures. The ...

The fox represents cleverness and slyness, and is depicted as a trickster in folklore in many cultures. According to Native American folklore, the fox once stole fire from the heavens to provide to humankind.The Celtic people believed the fox to be a spirit guide who helps you navigate the spirit world.DetailsMetal: Sterling silverMeasurement: 23.3 mm x 13.5 mm, chain 45 cmFinish: Satin finish