The Flower of Life is made up of overlapping circles. A symbol of interconnectedness seen throughout history, the Flower’s unique patterns have been spotted in art, pottery, and architecture. The flower’s petals are elegantly captured in these elongated teardrop earrings.
- Flower of Life teardrop earrings
- Made of sterling silver
- Earrings measure about 1'' long, 0.375'' wide
design: Openwork teardrop earrings in polished sterling silver, each one cut through with the overlapping-circle petals of the Flower of Life and finished with a bright, faceted shine.
size: Earrings measure about 1'' long, 0.375'' wide.
material: Sterling silver
features: Openwork teardrop silhouette, hand-cut Flower of Life petal pattern, high-polish faceted finish, French wire hooks, lightweight drop
care: Wipe clean with a soft polishing cloth and store away from moisture and other jewelry to keep the silver from tarnishing.
Meaning & Intention
The Flower of Life is one of the oldest sacred geometries on record, its ring of overlapping circles found carved into temple walls, painted on pottery, and worked into architecture across cultures and centuries. No single origin claims it, which is part of its power — it reads as a pattern the human eye has recognized as meaningful again and again, independent of any one tradition.
At its core, the design speaks to interconnectedness: every circle touches and overlaps its neighbors, so that no single shape stands apart from the whole. Worn close to the face, that idea takes on a personal register — a reminder that we, too, are woven into something larger, whether that's family, community, or the unseen threads that link one life to the next.
In these earrings, the motif is pared down to its petals, cut open so light passes through the silver rather than sitting on its surface. The result feels less like a literal diagram and more like a gesture toward the pattern — geometry loosened into something wearable, quiet, and catch-the-light alive.
Small enough for every day, these earrings work as a quiet touchstone — on for the school run, a work meeting, or an evening out, they carry the Flower of Life's sense of connection without asking for a second thought. Slipping them on can become its own small ritual, a way of stepping into the day already tethered to something steadier than the to-do list.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone drawn to sacred geometry and meaningful, everyday-wearable jewelry
- Purpose: Everyday wear, meaningful gift, sacred geometry jewelry, layering with other silver pieces
- Suggested Mantra: I am woven into the whole
- Intention: Connection, Wholeness, Harmony
- Chakra Connection: Heart
- Metal: Sterling Silver
Questions & Guidance
What does the Flower of Life symbol mean?
It's an ancient geometric pattern of overlapping circles found in art and architecture across many cultures, generally understood as a symbol of interconnectedness and the underlying unity of all life.
What metal are these earrings made of?
They're crafted from sterling silver with a high-polish finish.
How big are the earrings?
Each teardrop measures about 1 inch long and 0.375 inches wide, including the ear wire.
What type of earring hook do they use?
They hang from classic sterling silver French hook wires, which slip through a standard pierced earlobe.
How do I keep the silver from tarnishing?
Wipe them with a soft polishing cloth after wear and store them in a dry, closed space, like a pouch or jewelry box, away from humidity.
