Pineapple Necklace, Sterling Silver

$70.00

In Stock

This purchase donates 20 meals to people in need.
Pineapple_Gold copy
Chicken_15
IMG_7139
Delicacies_by@allegrarosephoto_August_2017_158 (1)
DSC_0006
1B0A1738
DSC_1079
IMG_5351
Pineapple_Gold copy
Chicken_15
IMG_7139
Delicacies_by@allegrarosephoto_August_2017_158 (1)
DSC_0006
1B0A1738
DSC_1079
IMG_5351
Quantity

Celebrate your love of food with Delicacies’ pineapple necklace, cast in sterling silver and plated in platinum to discourage tarnishing.

  • Ships fast (in-stock items ship within 1 business day)
  • Satisfaction guaranteed - 30-day money back guarantee
  • 1,100,000+ meals donated to date
  • Earth friendly - we use recycled metals

Mythology

Hospitality, Prosperity, Health, Happiness

The pineapple is a symbol of hospitality, and makes a bold display of itself with a spiky crown and tropical yellow flesh. The fruit has its roots in Central and South America, where it was a sign of friendship among the Carib Indians, who took the plant from the deeper interior jungles of South America. Much later, it was brought to Europe, where it also symbolized hospitality and welcome. A kingly gift, the pineapple is a sign of our daring exploration, cultural trade, and common humanity. Give the pineapple charm as a gift of open-hearted welcome, a token of the divine guest. You never know when the stranger next to you on the bus is a god in disguise.

Testimonials

I’ve been making pierogi with my mom since I was little. My job was always sealing them because my mom could never get them as neat as I could. The recipe we use is from my great-grandmother, taught to my grandmother when she married my grandfather and then taught to my mom and then to me. I bought the pierogi necklace because making pierogi makes me feel closer to my family. 

- Erin

My family is of Chilean descent, and a big part of our culture is food. One of our favorite Chilean delicacies is empanadas! My mom makes homemade empanadas (which we all love!) so I bought these bracelets for my sisters and my mom as a reminder of our family and culture.

- Javiera

You may also like...