Kletterrose Diamond Earrings
GROWTH | BEAUTY | STRENGTH
These earrings are inspired by the climing rose, a beautiful, strong-growing garden flower. 'Kletterrose' means 'climbing rose' in German. In Ancient Greek & Roman mythology, the rose was created by Chloris, goddess of flowers, and named it the 'Queen of Flowers'.
These earrings symbolises growth, beauty & strength. Made with the gold of your choice and diamonds.
Fairytale/Myth | Chloris and The Queen of Flowers. In Greek and Roman mythology Chloris, the goddess of flowers, creates the rose. One morning, Chloris stumbled upon the lifeless body of a woodland nymph, saddened by the innocent creature’s fate, she decided to breathe life anew, transforming the nymph’s body into a flower. She called out to Zephyrus, husband and keeper of the west wind, asking him to blow away the clouds in the sky so that Apollo might allow the sun to cast down its warming rays. To this, Aphrodite would add beauty, and Dionysus a nectar of intoxicating aroma, the three Graces further bestowing upon the blossom the gifts of charm, joy, and splendor. All agreed it was the most spectacular of flowers, truly “The Queen of Flowers.” Aphrodite named the flower Rose, dedicating it to her son, Eros, the god of love.
Nature | Rose - strong and beautiful.
Details
9ct or 14ct gold.
Sold as a pair.
Signature hinge clasp.
High polish finish.
2 x 3.5mm round brilliant diamonds.
Earring hoop 15mm x 5.6mm. Charm 5mm x 5.6mm. Total length 22mm.
Each piece is hand-set and assembled, so every one differs slightly in its own unique way. Your earrings are individual to you.
Shipping
This product is made-to-order and not eligible for return.
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About Rachel Fior
Bewitching jewellery, alive with wonder and meaning. Each design is a miniature work of art, teeming with energy and imbued with story. Inspired by nature, fairytale and human heart.
A spellbinding harmony of earthly and ethereal; jewellery that locks horns with the ordinary. Designed by Rachel Feibusch and crafted by jewellery masters in the heart of London.
