Anemone Earrings in 925 Silver and Zircons

The meaning and symbolism of the Anemone

The Anemone is a herbaceous plant belonging to the Ranunculaceae family. Originally from South Africa or South America, it is also called Windflower due to the fragility of its corollas. Among the most cultivated species in the gardens we find the Anemone japonica with summer-autumn flowering with large flowering stems of over 1 m. These appear branched and endowed with leaves, bearing large red, white or pinkish flowers.

The plant can reach one meter in height and the color of the petals of the delicate flower can vary from white to violet , from yellow to red via blue . It prefers shady and cool places and multiplies in spring by cuttings or by division of the tufts. Flowering usually has a very short duration.

The properties of the Anemone

It is a slightly toxic plant which irritates the mucous membranes of grazing livestock but, once dried, this takes on not only antidepressant properties but also soothes problems at both the urinary and digestive tract levels. Furthermore, it can be useful against insomnia and the onset of ear infections.

The meaning of the Anemone

The Anemone represents the ephemeral and abandonment , a love betrayed a misplaced hope, it is given as a gift when someone wants to point out that they are being neglected; especially in love, but not only, even a friend can use this flower to demonstrate his feeling abandoned.

In mythology Anemone was one of the nymphs of Flora, who was so jealous of the love that Zeffiro and Borea felt for Anemone , that she transformed her into a delicate flower condemned to fade prematurely, while her petals were hovering in the still cold north wind. before the other spring flowers could enjoy its beauty.

A Christian legend instead narrates that the red Anemones were born from the blood that fell at the foot of the cross of Christ.

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