Each of us has a flower associated with our birth month. Keep yours close to your heart with one of Shari Dixon's necklaces. She begins with a silver-plated pewter setting, applies lacquer paint to the inside, then artfully arranges each real petal, stem, and leaf. A coating of resin seals in the arrangement, ensuring it will always remain in bloom, and the finished pendant is strung onto a sterling silver chain. Find your flower and its symbolic meaning below. Chain made in Massachusetts. Setting made in Rhode Island. Handmade in Tennessee. Want the full set? Check out the Birth Flower Bracelet and Birth Flower Earrings , also by Shari Dixon. January: Carnation, represented by Achillea millefolium , symbolizes pride, beauty, fascination, love, and distinction. February: Iris, represented by Delphinium glaucum , symbolizes faith, wisdom and hope. March: Daffodil, symbolizes rebirth. April: Daisy, represented by Erigeron , symbolizes innocence and modesty. May: Lily of the valley, represented by Polyanthus Narcissus , symbolizes humility, chastity, sweetness, and purity. June: Rose, symbolizes love, passion, and appreciation. July: Larkspur, represented by Delphinium , symbolizes lightness and levity. August: Gladiolus, represented by Hardenbergia violacea , symbolizes remembrance. September: Aster, represented by Erigeron , symbolizes patience and daintiness. October: Marigold, symbolizes grace. November: Chrysanthemum, represented by Achillea millefolium , symbolizes compassion, friendship, and secret love. December: Narcissus, symbolizes sweetness. Uncommon Originals: created by our in-house team and only available at Uncommon Goods.
