Tulip Earrings in 925 Silver and Zircons

The tulip is one of the symbolic flowers of spring. Flower of Persian origins, in the 1500s it was widely cultivated in Turkey, and due to its resemblance to the "tulbend" - a turban worn by Turkish men - it took the name of tulip. There are different varieties of tulips and colours, which is why the meaning of the tulip, which generally symbolizes a declaration of love, takes on different meanings based on the colour.

For the Persian people, the tulip was an offering that the young man in love made to his beloved. By donating a tulip, they declared that they were "on fire with love".
So, it's no surprise that the meaning of the red tulip right now is related to love and romance.

A Persian legend tells of the origin of tulips. Once upon a time there was a young man named Shirin in love with the beautiful Ferhad, a love reciprocated but destined to be broken.

According to legend, Shirin had left in search of fortune, leaving his beloved.

For a long time, the woman had waited for his return, one day while wandering in search of the boy, she fell on sharp stones and cried with the knowledge that she would die without seeing Shirin again.

Her tears mixed with blood and falling drop by drop on the ground, they turned into beautiful red flowers: tulips.

Since then, every spring these flowers bloom again in memory of this unhappy love.

Tulip, the meaning

There are more than one hundred species of tulips, each color according to the language of flowers and plants contains a different meaning.

Giving a red tulip is like saying "I love you and I will always love you", the violet tulip indicates modesty, a statement yes, but not too demanding. The yellow tulip is, on the other hand, suitable for a sunny and carefree love.

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