Seahorses on Dichroic Glass and Pewter Pendant DROPSHIP In ancient Greece Rosemary was

In ancient Greece Rosemary was thought to improve the mind and memory and later came to signify remembrance

young girls would wear jasmine blossoms to bed in the hopes of seeing the face of their true love during their dreams

It was also featured at weddings as a sign of fidelity and was often carried in a bride’s bouquet

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Seahorses on Dichroic Glass and Pewter Pendant DROPSHIP In ancient Greece Rosemary wasTwo silver plated seahorses cavort on a sea of dichroic glass and pewter. Just like in real life the seahorses cling to strands of seaweed while the glass background provides shimmering flashes of copper and olive green. The pewter bezel is made from tin and silver (no lead) and is wire brushed for a lustrous, antique finish. The pendant comes with a 30 inch black satin cord that you can easily replace with the cord or chain of your choosing.