Part of the Maine Charm Collection, this one-of-a-kind necklace preserves three flowers woven into the landscape and memory of a Maine summer: golden Black-Eyed Susan, delicate New England Aster, and iconic Lupine.
 
These are the flowers that brighten back roads and country lanes, spill across old stone walls, and return each year to forgotten fields and sunny roadsides. They are the colors of late summer in Maine — the gold of open meadows, the purple of mountain sunsets, and the wild beauty that seems to grow best in places left simply to be themselves.
 
In folklore, flowers growing along roadsides and boundaries were often considered flowers of passage, protection, and remembrance. Old stone walls carried their own stories as well, standing long after the hands that built them were gone and quietly marking the spaces between past and present. Together, these blooms tell a distinctly Maine story — one of resilience, beauty, and returning.
 
Perhaps that is why wildflowers have always spoken so clearly to grief. They remind us that love changes form but does not disappear. That seasons end and begin again. That even after the hardest winters, something beautiful finds its way back to the light.
 
Handcrafted in Maine with real flowers and preserved by hand by Momma Bear's Wild Things, each necklace is finished with an 18-inch hypoallergenic chain and 18k gold-plated findings, creating a lightweight keepsake designed for 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 native Maine 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.