Rise from the ashes — and set the sky alight.
The Phoenix Crown is not just a flower crown. It’s a statement of survival, fire-forged beauty, and feminine rebirth. Handcrafted with the soul of a legend, this wearable work of art was made for those who refuse to be reduced by the flames.
🔥 Design Details That Burn Bright:
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Black roses, each hand-painted with delicate flame detailing
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Dried baby’s breath in deep red and burnt orange — like embers frozen in time
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Golden Austrian crystals that catch the light like flickers of fire
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Champagne & black ostrich feathers for movement, drama, and flight
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Victorian-inspired gold chainwork draped across the florals — a nod to strength and old-world elegance
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Wrapped in tiny green leaves — symbolizing growth after devastation
Every material was chosen for symbolism. Every detail crafted to remind you: You are not what burned. You are what rose.
✨ Symbolism of the Phoenix Crown:
This crown embodies rebirth, resilience, and radiant transformation. Inspired by the mythical phoenix — a creature that dies in flames only to rise more brilliant than before — this crown is for the woman who has survived her own fire and come out glowing.
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Black roses: The beauty found in mourning and mystery
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Flames & fire tones: The pain and power of transformation
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Crystals & gold chain: Triumph, light, and the royalty of self
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Feathers: The freedom and fierceness of flight
🖤 Adjustable & Comfortable Fit:
Tied in the back with satin ribbon, this crown adjusts to fit ages 1 through adult. Lightweight and secure — ready for festivals, photoshoots, rituals, or simply a day where you need to remember who you are.
🌎 A Crown with Purpose:
10% of proceeds go to 11:11 Media Impact, uplifting women and children through stories, advocacy, and healing.
Why Choose The Pearled Rose?
🌹 Art You Can Wear: Handcrafted with emotion, intention, and precision
🔥 Made for Your Moment: Perfect for rebirth ceremonies, gothic weddings, goddess sessions, or everyday reminders of your fire
💫 Symbolic Beauty: For those who turn their pain into purpose
Crown yourself not with what was lost, but with what you became because of it.
The Phoenix Crown is for the one who burned — and rose anyway.
