Marigold Nail File

Marigold Symbolism

• The name marigold comes from Mary’s gold, which was kept after Mother Mary. 25th March marks the Feast of Annunciation, on this day believers offered marigold to Mother Mary. This was the day when Gabriel informed Mother Mary about Jesus Christ’s arrival. Some cultures follow the practice to sow marigold seeds in the pot, which is a symbol of positivity and patience.
• Named after Mother Mary, it denotes simplicity and is often used to decorate and beautify church altars. Legend holds that Mary used marigold flowers as coins, when she traveled to Egypt accompanied by Joseph and baby Jesus. Thieves stole her bag, and they discovered marigold flowers instead of coins.
• Old folklore claims that marigold helped to encourage happy conversations within the family, and storing a pot of marigold plant inside the house helped to improve the relationship between spouses.
• Strongly associated with sun due to its vibrant yellow and gold color, it also symbolizes passion and creativity. It stimulates an individual’s creative side making him more artistic in his life. Passion is associated with a legendary and majestic lion.
• As they are luminous and beautiful to see, they are often used as love charms. They are mostly used in weddings depicting beauty and a sign of new beginning for the married couple.
• Marigold flowers are edible, that is why it is known as the poor man’s saffron because it can be used as a substitute for expensive saffron.