Long Wheat Ear Pendant Necklace - Bery Collection

• Material: 100% gold-plated brass
• Total necklace length: approx. 52 cm
• Wheat ear chain length: approx. 8.5 cm
• Hanging ORSKA logo charm diameter: approx. 1 cm
• Weight: approx. 18 g

The Fullness of Summer in Handcrafted Jewelry from the Bery Collection

In Polish tradition, the wheat ear holds a special place. For centuries, it has symbolized abundance, prosperity, and gratitude for the gifts of the earth. In the past, wheat ears were placed behind holy images, kept in the corner of a barn to bring good fortune until the next sowing, and woven into harvest wreaths as a sign of respect for the work and time that allowed the land to yield its harvest.The new Bery Collection line by ORSKA draws inspiration from this rich symbolism. Handcrafted jewelry reflects the structure of a real wheat ear: rows of precisely arranged awns, the delicate curve created by the weight of grains, and the subtle play of light on the golden surface. Wear it close to you as a symbol of patience and a reminder that what truly matters will come in its own time.

Long Asymmetrical Wheat Ear Necklace

This necklace was handcrafted in the ORSKA studio from gold-plated brass. A delicate chain is finished at the front with two wheat ear-shaped pendants suspended asymmetrically. The longer one hangs lower, while the shorter one sits higher. Between them is a subtle hook-shaped clasp. The necklace is additionally finished with an ORSKA logo charm.

Good Wishes from the Bery Collection - The Meaning of Plants from a Jewelry Herbarium

Each plant featured in the Bery Collection carries a meaningful wish that can be gifted together with the jewelry. The wheat ear has symbolized abundance and prosperity for centuries, making this motif a thoughtful choice for someone you wish success, fulfillment, and good fortune.The clover represents faith, hope, and luck — a piece featuring this motif can become a meaningful gift before an important exam or new beginning. Mistletoe, remaining green even in winter, is a symbol of strength and independence, making it a beautiful reminder of one’s inner power and resilience.