January Birthday Flower Necklace
Description
The Language of Flowers is telling a tale in our Personalized Flower Necklace. Flowers were used during the conservative Victorian era, where rules of etiquette were observed. A hidden romantic meaning was attributed to specific flowers. The January Carnation was fascination or devoted love. Handcrafted with your choice of flowers from chart, personalized engraved charm, and birthstone make this the perfect birthday gift for mom, sister, grandma and loved one. Created in Timeless Stainless Steel with a Lifetime Warranty.
- Sterling Silver & Stainless Steel
- Choice of Flower Pendant 3/4" x 1"
- Adjustable Necklace with Custom Sizing Available
- Handcrafted for comfort and a perfect fit
- Personalized Engraved Charm
- Colorful Sparkling Crystal Birthstone
- Gift Boxed and Gift Wrapped
- Lifetime Warranty
Customer Reviews
My memorial necklace made in honor of my beloved best friend, Bella, is even more beautiful than I expected. I received one of these necklaces when my only male dog passed and I never dreamed I would receive another for my Sweet Bella that wouldbe even more beautiful. I highly recommend these to everyone. They are beautiful and the workmanship outstanding.
This is such a beautiful piece! I have had several compliments already and I just received it recently! Very nicely made with such great detail! Thank you for such an amazing piece!!
I bought this as a gift for my sister, and she loves it.
I bought this as a gift for a friend who loves cardinals, has one that visits her ever since her husband passed. She loves it very much.
This necklace is even more beautiful in person. You can tell right away that this piece of jewelry is made from high quality materials, and the workmanship is top of the line!
I had a special request regarding the monogram, and Dea (the owner) made sure this item was as I requested. It is perfect!
I am a very happy repeat customer.
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