Nalméa Samara and alder fruit necklace

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Nalméa Samara and alder fruit necklace

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€53,00

Micro macrame necklace with a double painted samara and alder cone, inspired by elven forests. Elegant and poetic, it celebrates the magic of the wind and the strength of trees.

Pendant size: approx. 7 cm / 7 cm.

Each piece of jewelry is unique: the size, shape and shades may vary depending on the natural materials used.

Unique piece

Authentic craftsmanship

Designed with intention

Quality materials

Linhasita thread 0.5 mm.
Samara and alder fruit
silver stainless steel chain
Stainless steel beads
Watercolor and resin

The samara, messenger of the wind, and the alder, guardian of rivers and emotions.

The painted samaras symbolize freedom, movement, and trust in life. They carry the energy of change, the lightness of flight, and the wisdom of letting go: like a seed carried by the wind, they remind us that everything has the right moment to settle and germinate.

The alder cone, discreet yet strong, embodies grounding, protection, and the memory of water. It connects the visible and invisible worlds, supporting emotional stability and inner clarity.

Together, they create a balance between heaven and earth, breath and root, transition and continuity.
This piece of jewelry accompanies periods of transformation, when it is necessary both to let go and to dare to be reborn.

Protection and use:

Avoid violent impacts or bending them: the hardened resin protects but remains fragile under pressure.
Remove earrings before sleeping or during sports/intense activities.
Keep away from excessive heat and prolonged humidity (UV resistant resin, but caution is advised).

Cleaning:

Wipe gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
Avoid chemicals, solvents or abrasives that can dull the paint or resin.

Conservation :

Store in an individual box or sleeve to prevent scratches and dust.
Occasional exposure to sunlight makes the resin shine, but do not leave it in prolonged direct sunlight to avoid any discoloration of the paint.

Delivery is free for mainland France.

She wore the wings of the wind and the heart of the alder

Legend has it that on the banks of ancient rivers, where alders plunge their roots into the dark water, lived spirits who linked heaven and earth.
One day, one of them offered a woman two golden samaras.
"When you wear them," he told her, "the wind will teach you to let go, and the seeds of your soul will find their welcoming soil."
So that she would not get lost, he hung an alder fruit there — a small heart of wood, guardian of memory and quiet strength.