Material: 925 sterling silver
Color: Silver
Size: US 5-10

January

1. Carnation

Carnations symbolize love, charm, and respect. Different colors have different meanings: red represents deep affection, pink symbolizes maternal love, and white signifies purity.

2. Snowdrop

Snowdrops symbolize hope and purity. They typically bloom at the end of winter, heralding the arrival of spring.

February

3. Violet

Violets represent loyalty, humility, and spiritual wisdom. They are also the birth flower for February.

4. Primrose

Primroses symbolize young love and new beginnings. They are early spring flowers, representing hope and renewal.

March

5. Daffodil

Daffodils represent rebirth and new beginnings. They are a symbol of spring and are often associated with Easter.

6. Cherry Blossom

Cherry blossoms symbolize beauty, the fleeting nature of life, and the changes in nature. They hold particular importance in Japanese culture, representing the transience and beauty of life.

April

7. Daisy

Daisies symbolize purity, innocence, and loyalty. They also represent new beginnings.

8. Sweet Pea

Sweet peas represent pleasure and gentle goodbyes. They also symbolize gratitude and appreciation.

May

9. Lily of the Valley

Lilies of the valley symbolize sweetness, humility, and the return of happiness. They are also the birth flower for May.

10. Hawthorn

Hawthorn flowers symbolize hope and happiness. Traditionally, they are believed to have protective qualities.

June

11. Rose

Roses symbolize love and beauty. Different colors have different meanings: red represents love, white signifies purity, and yellow stands for friendship.

12. Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle symbolizes bonds of love and devotion. It also represents happiness and sweetness.

July

13. Water Lily

Water lilies symbolize purity, mental peace, and enlightenment. They are regarded as sacred flowers in many cultures.

14. Larkspur

Larkspur represents lightness and a cheerful mood. Different colors of larkspur have different meanings: pink symbolizes contradiction, while purple represents first love.

August

15. Poppy

Poppies symbolize comfort, remembrance, and eternal sleep. They are also a symbol of commemorating those who sacrificed in wars.

16. Gladiolus

Gladiolus represents strength, integrity, and moral integrity. Its name comes from the Latin word "gladius," meaning sword, symbolizing strength.

September

17. Morning Glory

Morning glories symbolize love, affection, and mortality. They bloom in the morning, symbolizing a new day and new beginnings.

18. Aster

Asters symbolize love, patience, and elegance. Their name comes from the Greek word for "star," as their flowers resemble stars. Asters are also considered symbols of wisdom and faith.

October

19. Cosmos

Cosmos represent harmony, order, and peace. Their name comes from the Greek word "kosmos," meaning universe.

20. Marigold

Marigolds symbolize passion, creativity, and determination. They are used in many cultures for celebrations and commemorative events.

November

21. Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemums symbolize loyalty, longevity, and joy. They hold particular importance in Asian cultures, representing long life and happiness.

22. Peony

Peonies represent prosperity, good luck, and honor. They are regarded as symbols of wealth and happiness in many cultures.

December

23. Holly

Holly symbolizes protection, good luck, and foresight. It is widely used during Christmas, symbolizing hope and joy.

24. Narcissus

Narcissus represents rebirth and new beginnings. It is a winter flower, symbolizing hope and renewal.

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