Rice Cuff

Rice CuffKnown by many names like riso, arroz, kanin, irayisi, rice is a staple food for over 50% of the world, no matter the cultural origin. This little grain can be found everywhere feeding world hunger. From Mexico's sweet milk drink, horchata, to New Orleans' Cajun jambalaya, rice transcends cultures. It has even made its way into our wedding ceremonies representing good wishes and a prosperous life for newlywed couples. The rice toss originated as a way

Measures: 5

With its bright white bark and long

Sterling silver ear wire with 24K gold accents

Flowers are born in summer and autumn in panicles of crinkled flowers with crepe-like texture

Materials: Hand patinated bronze with white and yellow freshwater pearls and gold and silver plate

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

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this is the crown jewel of the prairie

and a secret bond of love " I always admire that ascending pattern

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or more commonly known as Forget Me Not has a rich history and meaning behind its humble appearance

From the Americas