April showers bring May flowers

Spring, and the clouds build, blotting out the still-tepid sun. Now is the time for boots and umbrellas, for dashing, head down, for shelter. Later, as the downpour eases, a scent rises, earthy and sweet in your nose. You close your umbrella, and the drops it sheds are not icy, but warm. You burst through the front door, slip out of boots and socks, and grab your favorite person, pulling them barefoot onto the pavement. First a step, and then a splash, you march up and down the walk together, kicking your feet through a hopscotch of generous puddles.

In this one-of-a-kind purse flair, sparkling crystals emanate from two clouds (one a labradorite and the other a rainbow moonstone). A handmade ceramic umbrella charm, sourced from an artist in Scotland, softens the rainfall. Below, swing three strands made up of shimmering Miyuki Delica beads and stardust rondelles in pure sterling silver. The center strand terminates with a labradorite raindrop, representing the life-giving water settling into the earth; the strands on either side feature cheerful Czech glass blossoms. 

*One of a kind (unless I'm able to source some very special beads in the future).

Designed to dangle from a handbag, tote, or anything you like!

Length is approximately 4.5 inches. Shown with: My trusty Rough & Tumble Small Jenny in Tourmanline.