The pendant has delicately preserved Queen Anne’s Lace flower inside, the flower was named after Queen Anne of England, who used to love lace-making and intricately designed fabrics. The story tells that while Queen Anne was making lace, she pricked her finger, and a drop of her blood fell onto the lace, creating the dark purple center often seen in the flower’s blooms. This legend gave rise to the name “Queen Anne’s Lace.”

In some cultures, Queen Anne’s Lace is believed to represent protection and warding off evil spirits, further adding to its symbolic significance. As a wildflower that flourishes in meadows, it is often associated with a free spirit, embodying the beauty found in the untamed aspects of life.