Symbolism in Jewelry

Symbolic Maple Leaf Inspired Jewelry

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Symbolic Maple Leaf Inspired Jewelry
Ora maple leaf silver tone brooch pin with clear rhinestones. Symbolic Maple Leaf Inspired Jewelry

One of the most popular and beloved by jewelry designers has always been the maple leaf. Indeed, the most famous and iconic jewelry brands such as Coro, Trifari, Napier, Monet, and many others have created jewelry with maple leaf designs. Moreover, each of these companies has created dozens of various designs featuring maple leaf.

According to belief, a person who puts on a maple leaf-shaped brooch, pin, necklace or earrings will certainly find kindred spirits among those around them. The maple seems to absorb energy in order to then distribute it to those who are nearby. It is not for nothing that our ancestors considered it a symbol of love.

The energy of this tree is gentle, soft, helping a person to find peace. If you always carry the maple leaf symbol with you, you will soon notice that you have acquired confidence, inner strength, and balance.

If you are on the path to something new, then buying a maple leaf decoration is the first step along this path. After all, a maple leaf will attract good luck in business and promote career growth.

Alice Caviness
Alice Caviness

Our ancestors believed that the five-pointed maple leaf symbolizes the five senses of man. And if you wear such a leaf on yourself, you can contribute to the full disclosure of these feelings. Why not take advantage of the experience of previous generations?

After all, it may well be that life will really sparkle with new colors, and the world around you will be perceived more positively.

Avon
Avon

Symbolic Maple Leaf Inspired Jewelry

Bond Boyd, Canada
Bond Boyd, Canada

In addition, such a protective symbol takes on all the negativity that a person may be exposed to. It protects from emotional outbursts, frees from the heaviness that can settle in the soul. Walking along a corridor of such trees gives a person a strong energy potential.

Boucher, 1960s
Boucher, 1960s
Coro, 1950s
Coro, 1950s
Giovanni
Giovanni
Joan Rivers, 1990s
Joan Rivers, 1990s
Kenneth Cole, 1980s
Kenneth Cole, 1980s
Kenneth Jay Lane
Kenneth Jay Lane
Matisse
Matisse
Napier
Napier
ORA
ORA
Roman
Roman
Sarah Coventry, 1960s
Sarah Coventry, 1960s
Sylvia Dahl, 1980s
Sylvia Dahl, 1980s
Tortolani, 1960s
Tortolani, 1960s
Trifari
Trifari
Weiss
Weiss