Weep not nor speak of me with tears, but laugh and talk of me as though I were beside you. I loved you so...

Wear as a reminder that although there is no "moving on", we can move forward, withstanding the greatest of challenges.

The flowers of Lily of the Valley bow their heads down in grief, but are themselves a victorian symbol of the return to happiness.

Each stone is hand picked and one of a kind, chosen for it's resemblance to a Weeping Willow tree, a symbol of sorrow and mourning. The Weeping Willow's name comes from it's appearance to be bowing in grief. However, the tree with it's melancholy branches yet sturdy trunk is also a hopeful emblem of resurrection due to it's ability to re-grow from a single cutting.

Wear as a reminder that although there is no "moving on", we can move forward, withstanding the greatest of challenges.

• Solid Silver

• Dendritic Agate

• asymetrically handmade from wax, evidence of the hand is celebrated 

• Hangs from a delicate 18” complimentary silver placeholder chain, not meant for longterm wear

  One of a kind, ready to ship