Explanation of symbols:

The Chi­nese I Ching tri­gram is Earth whose attrib­utes are respon­sive, devoted, steadi­ness, cau­tion.
The rose has been revered in many cul­tures as a sym­bol of love.
The iris was named after the Greek god­dess of the rain­bow because it appears in dif­fer­ent col­ors.
Scal­lop shells have long sym­bol­ized god­desses of love.
Elab­o­rate Celtic knots were often employed to express the course of fate.

Sug­ges­tions:

• Ruti­lated quartz: “Venus Hair,” con­sid­ered a love charm
• Ruby: pas­sion
• Pearl: said in one tra­di­tion to be formed by the merg­ing of water and moon­light
• Gold: sym­bol of hap­pi­ness
• Rose quartz: self love
• Pink tour­ma­line: joy, enthu­si­asm
• A pic­ture or object rep­re­sent­ing the thing, per­son, or con­cept with which you wish to improve your rela­tion­ship
• Aro­mather­apy oils that open the heart cen­ter
• Col­ors: intense pink, yel­low, pur­ple

This infor­ma­tion appears on the back of the art­work.