Cornflower Sterling Silver Nature-Inspired Whimsical Necklace with Dried Floral Accents

One of a kind Colorado wildflower necklace that contains perfect little pressed wildflowers from the Colorado Rockies. Featuring glass cabochons and hung from a sterling silver plated chain. They showcase real dried flowers found by me on our land in Colorado. Carry a little reminder of the beautiful wild nature of Colorado with you everywhere!

Created with a real cornflower petal.

 Cornflowers are sometimes referred to by their nickname, "bachelor's button" due to an old practice when men wore a cornflower in a buttonhole of their suit.

Cornflowers are steeped in emotional resonance, often appearing in art and literature as symbols of deep feeling and spiritual yearning.

The perfect piece for someone who loves the natural beauty of Colorado and the Rocky Mountains.

Chain length- approx 18".

Pendant size- 11 mm

Each necklace is unique and one of a kind! Your piece will be the same one as the photos.

We use a harvesting technique that prunes the flowers and doesn't harm them. This actually helps them grow even better! Every year we plant hundreds of thousands of wildflower seeds to help give back and keep our land wild and good for the bees, butterflies, and other wildlife. We keep our land as a natural oasis and let the plants grow wild as they wish!

These one-of-a-kind necklaces are perfect for nature lovers who appreciate the beauty of Colorado's wild flora. Delicately crafted, they serve as a reminder of the untamed wilderness and natural wonders of the Rockies.

The glass cabochons are eco-friendly and lightweight, making them a sustainable choice for conscious consumers. With proper care, the wildflowers will retain their beauty for years to come, ensuring a timeless piece of nature- inspired jewelry.

Clean your necklace gently with a soft cloth and minimal water when needed, and avoid storing it in high heat or direct sunlight to preserve its delicate beauty.

The necklaces are not completely waterproof, so take them off when you shower or swim!

The wildflowers should retain their beauty for years to come!