Part of the Maine Charm Collection, this necklace captures three flowers that have become part of Maine's summer landscape and identity: cheerful Black-Eyed Susan, delicate New England Aster, and iconic Lupine. You'll find them spilling along country roads, brightening old stone walls, edging forgotten fields, and waving beside lakes and back roads all across the state. They are the flowers of Sunday drives, small towns, and places where nature quietly reclaims the land.
 
In folklore, wildflowers growing along roadsides and boundaries were often considered flowers of passage and remembrance, keeping watch over travelers and marking the spaces between one season of life and the next. Old stone walls carried their own stories too, built by hands long gone but still standing generations later.
 
Together, these blooms tell a distinctly Maine story — resilience, beauty, and the quiet persistence of things that return year after year.
 
For many people, flowers become a language for grief because they understand something we sometimes forget: endings and continuations can exist at the same time. The lupines bloom again. The asters return in late summer. The Black-Eyed Susans find the sun. Love does much the same.
 
Handcrafted in Maine with real native Maine flowers and preserved to be carried close wherever the road leads next, each necklace is finished with an 18-inch stainless steel hypoallergenic chain designed for comfortable everyday wear.
 
Because every flower is gathered, pressed, and arranged by hand, no two pieces are ever exactly alike. Your necklace will feature the same flowers and spirit of the design shown here, but each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the photographs — much like the wildflowers themselves, no two bloom in quite the same way.