Daisy Necklace

In Old English, the daisy was referred to as “day's eye", because daisies only open their petals during the daytime. The phrase “as fresh as a daisy" was derived from this, meaning that someone has had a good night's rest.

The daisy represents innocence and new beginnings. In Hamlet, Shakespeare used a daisy chain to symbolise Ophelia's innocence.

Details

Metal: Sterling silver

Measurement: Daisy 16.8 mm diameter, chain 45 cm

Finish: Satin finished petal, polished centre