Eighteen Karat Yellow Gold Lavender Pendant
This delicate lavender blossom is part of the Tiny Pieces Collection, where every pendant is inspired by the tiniest wonders—tea leaves, petals, and nature’s quiet miracles.
Lavender has held sacred meaning since antiquity. In Catholic tradition, it was considered holy, used as an amulet against evil. Legends tell that when Adam and Eve left Paradise, God gave them herbs—lavender and rosemary among them. Mentioned in the Song of Solomon, found in the tomb of Tutankhamun, still fragrant after millennia, lavender grew in the gardens of Thebes. Romans spread it across Europe, where it became a cherished presence in monastery gardens.
Production time: 4 weeks.
A breath of ancient gardens, where even the smallest blossom carries the memory of Eden.
This delicate lavender blossom is part of the Tiny Pieces Collection, where every pendant is inspired by the tiniest wonders—tea leaves, petals, and nature’s quiet miracles.
Lavender has held sacred meaning since antiquity. In Catholic tradition, it was considered holy, used as an amulet against evil. Legends tell that when Adam and Eve left Paradise, God gave them herbs—lavender and rosemary among them. Mentioned in the Song of Solomon, found in the tomb of Tutankhamun, still fragrant after millennia, lavender grew in the gardens of Thebes. Romans spread it across Europe, where it became a cherished presence in monastery gardens.
Production time: 4 weeks.
A breath of ancient gardens, where even the smallest blossom carries the memory of Eden.
This delicate lavender blossom is part of the Tiny Pieces Collection, where every pendant is inspired by the tiniest wonders—tea leaves, petals, and nature’s quiet miracles.
Lavender has held sacred meaning since antiquity. In Catholic tradition, it was considered holy, used as an amulet against evil. Legends tell that when Adam and Eve left Paradise, God gave them herbs—lavender and rosemary among them. Mentioned in the Song of Solomon, found in the tomb of Tutankhamun, still fragrant after millennia, lavender grew in the gardens of Thebes. Romans spread it across Europe, where it became a cherished presence in monastery gardens.
Production time: 4 weeks.
A breath of ancient gardens, where even the smallest blossom carries the memory of Eden.