Flowering Thyme Pendant raspberry George Washington and Thomas Jefferson

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson planted dogwoods around their homes in the 1700s

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Material: Sea Urchin Statement Collar is cast in sterling silver with 24K gold finish and semi-precious stones

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Materials: The birch bark cuff is cast in bronze with a gold finish

Flowering Thyme Pendant raspberry George Washington and Thomas JeffersonIn the European Middle Ages, women would often give knights and warriors gifts that included Thyme leaves, as it was believed to bring courage to the bearer. Today, the leaves are used as an herb in many culinary dishes, giving roasted meats, vegetables and even apples a delicious flavour. In medicinal use, Oil of Thyme, the essential oil of common Thyme, has many common antiseptic uses. During early to mid summer, small flowers grow in clusters