Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry
One of our bestselling pieces of all time, our Ginkgo Leaf Jewelry is an elegant and powerful symbol of resilience, healing & longevity.
It is also the BirthElement for October making it an excellent gift for anyone with a Birthday that month.
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What is the Spiritual Meaning of Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry?
Ginkgo is a symbol of resilience, healing & longevity. It can also represent peace, hope, and vitality. Wearing ginkgo can bring stillness, contemplation, and enlightenment into your life. Ginkgo also represents strength and endurance.
The Healing Power of Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry
Ginkgo is full of healing energy. These trees are living fossils and have survived for millions of years. They are a symbol of longevity and promote rejuvenation. Wearing Ginkgo reminds us of our own resiliency, vitality, and endurance.
What Does Ginkgo Teach us?
Ginkgo teaches us to stay rooted, to persevere and to find hope in all things. Bringing stillness and contemplation into our lives, we can find enlightenment. However, finding stillness does not mean we aren't moving forward, instead Ginkgo teaches us to slowly and steadily grow. Ginkgo reminds us of our own inner strength and encourages us to always keep going.
Popular Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry Gift Ideas
Ginkgo makes a beautiful and thoughtful gift for anyone. It is a great gift for those who might need some encouragement, or who need healing in their life.
Ginkgo is also the BirthElement for October and is the perfect gift for anyone with a Birthday that month.
Ginkgo Leaf Pendant Necklace - Sterling Silver
Ginkgo Leaf Earrings - Golden Bronze (Large)
Ginkgo Leaf Earrings - Oxidized Sterling Silver (Small)
How Does Wearing Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry Enhance Your Life?
Ginkgo reminds us of our own resiliency and vitality. It promotes longevity and exudes healing energy. Wearing ginkgo is a great way to bring new energy and hope into your life.
Where to Buy Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry
Morning Moon Nature Jewelry is available in stores throughout BC as well as in the Yukon and California. And of course, you can always purchase jewelry on our website.
More Info About Our Ginkgo Leaf Nature Jewelry
A talisman for resilience, healing & longevity.
The Wise Elder - Ginkgo trees are considered symbols of enduring love and hope as they can live for thousands of years. Ginkgo (sometimes spelled gingko) has a botanical history spanning 270 million years making it the world’s oldest surviving tree species.
One of Ginkgo’s hallmarks is its remarkable resistance to disease and stress. Considered by many to possess miraculous regenerative healing powers, and symbolic of hope and love, Ginkgo is often associated with longevity & resilience.
Ginkgo Cultivation
Ginkgo Biloba, sometimes called Maidenhair Tree, is a species of tree native to China. It has been cultivated since early human history and is still commonly planted today.
Ginkgo trees have been cultivated in China for centuries. Some trees that have been planted at temples are thought to be over 1500 years old. Ginkgo is also very common in Korea, and Japan, and has been planted there since the 14th century. Ginkgo has been cultivated in Europe for around 300 years and in North America for over 200 years.
Ginkgo trees adapt well to urban environments. They tolerate pollution and confined soil spaces, they also rarely suffer disease or issues with pests. Ginkgo trees can also be grown in miniature as bonsai or penjing.
Ginkgo Fossil Record
Ginkgo is a living fossil, closely resembling its ancestral species known only from fossil records. The oldest records of ginkgo trees are over 290 million years old. Ginkgo trees today closely resemble their fossils from around 170 million years ago.
Ginkgo trees and other species of the genus were once widespread throughout the world. However, throughout time, the predecessors to the modern ginkgo tree declined in diversity until only a couple species were left. Their range also shrank, and around 2 or 3 millions years ago, ginkgo fossils disappeared from the fossil record everywhere except in a small area in central China. This is where the modern species survived. The ginkgo tree that we know today is the last living species of its kind.
For centuries, ginkgo was actually thought to be extinct in the wild. There are only two small areas in Eastern China that were thought to have wild ginkgo trees, however these trees may have actually been planted and preserved by Chinese monks over a period of around 1000 years.
In Southwestern China, there are several old-growth trees that may also be wild. There is evidence that the largest and oldest of these trees may be older than the surrounding human settlements.
Hiroshima
The resiliency and vitality that ginkgo is known for is not a title given lightly. When the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima during World War II, six ginkgo trees near the centre of the explosion survived. Although damaged, these trees quickly became healthy again and are still alive and growing there today.
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