Flower of Love

Margaret Mead, the great anthropologist, once said that humans were creatures whose ideal state was achieved within a monogamous relationship. Even my friend Paul, who is an inveterate bachelor, claims that he is a one-woman man. He just embraces that philosophy with one woman after another, after another. Honestly!

But for those who have found the love of their life, there can be no other, and the joys of monogamy are without compare. There is such great joy and security knowing that one is dancing the tango of life with their perfect partner.

This piece was designed to celebrate such a relationship. The Chrysoprase radiates fidelity, affirming that the wearer has found her mate. The Peridot assures openness with a partner and keeps the avenue of communication strong between lovers. The Peridot flower pendant represents the beauty that can spring from such a union. This necklace shouts: "I am in love and I am loved!"