80s Frank Usher Purple Swarovski Crystal Cross Necklace - New Mother's Day Gift

In Western culture, purple symbolizes nobility and was often favored by royalty. This association stems from the rarity and expense of Tyrian purple dye, commonly used in the Roman Empire, which was exclusive to the aristocracy. The rich, crimson hue was highly prized by rulers. During the Byzantine era, emperors born into royal lineage would append "Born To The Purple" to their titles, signifying their legitimate birthright and distinguishing themselves from those who seized power through other means. A dream in purple evokes romance and fantasy, inviting contemplation and lingering thoughts. Purple is also a color often chosen by young maidens, embodying a sense of solitary allure and captivating charm. It is a gentle hue, beautiful and poetic, leaving a profound impression. It represents intense emotion, giving rise to the concept of "Purple Passion." Purple love signifies a noble and pure affection, unconcerned with worldly wealth. Perhaps only an irreplaceable, heartfelt true love can truly touch it. Purple love is a passion that harbors warmth within its coolness, much like the fox in The Little Prince, waiting for its prince to appear before emerging from its den to follow him. Or perhaps it is a love destined to be spent in anticipation.