In the Legend Of Good Women, 14th century English poet Geoffrey Chaucer describes the daisy as the "Eye of the Day", due to the opening and closing of its petals at dawn and dusk, while during the day, its head tracks the sun's location across the sky.
In Pandora's Garden collection, the "day's eye" blooms as jewellery fashioned in sterling silver or a rose gold-plated metal blend called Pandora Rose. The delicate flowers are centred by cubic zirconia that adds a little sparkle to each piece.
A waved ring recalls a daisy crown, while a sterling silver ring features an oversized daisy, and a Pandora Rose band ring is adorned with three pink enamel flowers.
Different varieties are reflected in ear crawlers featuring a cluster of three daisies in decreasing sizes, each with a different look.
The Danish jeweller is best known for its charm bracelet concept, which allows customisation by selecting and stringing a variety of charms.
Daisy charms come in various designs, such as openwork, pave, clip or with hand-applied enamel graduating in colour from the flower's edges to the sparkling centre.
The jewellery pieces are inspired by the resilient daisy that thrives in adversity, and its freedom to bloom in the most unexpected places.
Daisy charms for customising pendants and bracelets.
Daisy crown waved ring.
Ear crawlers feature a trio of different daisies.
Oversized daisy stud earrings. Pandora
Ring with three enamel flowers centred by cubic zirconia. Pandora
