Delicately gathered in ceremony, each carnation petal is chosen with intention, dried slowly to preserve its natural essence, and lovingly sealed in resin. These wearable offerings are a celebration of nature’s quiet grace and the gentle resilience of the human spirit.
Pink
A mother's love. Quiet devotion.
Pink carnations are one of the oldest symbols of maternal love and gentle admiration. In Christian legend, they are said to have first bloomed from the tears of the Virgin Mary, embodying compassion and the depth of a mother’s heart.
They also represent gratitude, femininity, and the strength found in nurturing others. Worn or gifted, they serve as a tender reminder of love that endures beyond time.
Dark Red
Passion. Depth. Devotion.
Dark red carnations carry the intensity of deep emotional connection — they symbolize passionate love, longing, and the kind of affection that runs soul-deep.
Often associated with commitment and strength in relationships, they also represent the power of vulnerability, reminding us that loving fully takes courage.
Light Red
Affection. Admiration. Joy.
Light red carnations are symbols of warmth, gentle admiration, and the quiet delight of being seen and appreciated.
Less intense than their darker counterparts, they express tender affection, a soft kind of love rooted in kindness and care. Perfect for celebrating emotional openness and new connections.
White
Purity. Peace. New beginnings.
White carnations represent innocence, pure love, and spiritual clarity. Often used in ceremonies, they are also tied to good fortune, remembrance, and fresh starts.
They honor the past while blessing the present — a perfect symbol for those walking into new chapters or honoring someone dear.
Purple
Mystery. Intuition. Spirit.
Purple carnations symbolize uniqueness, unpredictability, and in some traditions, mourning or spiritual transformation.
Their rare color is often linked with emotional depth, creativity, and the courage to evolve. They invite us to embrace change, honor cycles of growth, and trust our inner path — even when it winds unexpectedly.
Delicately gathered in ceremony, each carnation petal is chosen with intention, dried slowly to preserve its natural essence, and lovingly sealed in resin. These wearable offerings are a celebration of nature’s quiet grace and the gentle resilience of the human spirit.
Pink
A mother's love. Quiet devotion.
Pink carnations are one of the oldest symbols of maternal love and gentle admiration. In Christian legend, they are said to have first bloomed from the tears of the Virgin Mary, embodying compassion and the depth of a mother’s heart.
They also represent gratitude, femininity, and the strength found in nurturing others. Worn or gifted, they serve as a tender reminder of love that endures beyond time.
Dark Red
Passion. Depth. Devotion.
Dark red carnations carry the intensity of deep emotional connection — they symbolize passionate love, longing, and the kind of affection that runs soul-deep.
Often associated with commitment and strength in relationships, they also represent the power of vulnerability, reminding us that loving fully takes courage.
Light Red
Affection. Admiration. Joy.
Light red carnations are symbols of warmth, gentle admiration, and the quiet delight of being seen and appreciated.
Less intense than their darker counterparts, they express tender affection, a soft kind of love rooted in kindness and care. Perfect for celebrating emotional openness and new connections.
White
Purity. Peace. New beginnings.
White carnations represent innocence, pure love, and spiritual clarity. Often used in ceremonies, they are also tied to good fortune, remembrance, and fresh starts.
They honor the past while blessing the present — a perfect symbol for those walking into new chapters or honoring someone dear.
Purple
Mystery. Intuition. Spirit.
Purple carnations symbolize uniqueness, unpredictability, and in some traditions, mourning or spiritual transformation.
Their rare color is often linked with emotional depth, creativity, and the courage to evolve. They invite us to embrace change, honor cycles of growth, and trust our inner path — even when it winds unexpectedly.
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