Arctic Violet
There's a legend of a flower, a violet that is deceptively delicate looking, that grows in the coldest regions of the arctic. This magical blossom thrives where nothing else can survive. The flowers look as if they're carved from the glacial ice itself , and the petals sparkle like the finest diamonds. It was discovered by an expedition during the 1920's. A young American botanist first saw it. He collected more than he needed for his scientific studies, hoping to give some of the lovely, unusual flowers to his fiancee. However when his ship pulled back into harbor he opened the box where he'd kept the samples, and the flowers had literally melted way. All that was left was a clear, sweet smelling liquid.
This jewelry set is so pretty and cool that even if you wear it for a hot summer wedding, you'll feel a refreshing chill against your skin. The bright silver-toned floral vine chain is set with brilliant Russian cubic zirconia stones, the finest cubic zirconia stones available. The drop is a cluster of three dramatic star-shaped flowers formed of marquis cut cubic zirconia stones. This rhodium plated necklace (tougher, and more tarnish resistant than silver) measures 16 1/2 inches and joins with a lobster style clasp. Each matching pierced earring is made up of two flowers. This thoroughly feminine jewelry set will go well with any wedding ensemble, but don't put it away after your ceremony. You'll want to wear it again and again. |
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