There is something disarmingly tender about objects designed to last only a year. A calendar, by its very nature, is ephemeral—destined to serve its time, then quietly step aside.

Whether displayed in a china cabinet or worn as a pendant, these violets continue to whisper their gentle reminder of tradition, memory, and the quiet joy found in life's small, beautiful moments.

Since its introduction in 1962, it has become a symbol of elegance, tradition, and craftsmanship, gracing tables in homes and collections across the globe.

The "Silver Birch" pattern was inspired by the times, a moment in history where people felt a need to be connect to nature.