Silver Ingot BLOOM 1/5 Oz Orchid Pendant PAMP

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Stylish "BLOOM" beads

Artistically crafted, stamped neck pendants, made of pure sterling silver weighing 1/5 oz (6.22 g). The new floral collection is stamped in the shape of Egyptian cartouches. The front of the ingots depicts various flower motifs (Lily of the Valley, Orchid, Iris, Rose and Peony), while the reverse side is marked with the purity and weight.

Supplied in a black gift box and complete with a black silk cord. This collection takes the design of investment silver bars up a notch. Manufactured by one of the largest refiners and processors of precious metals in the world - PAMP of Switzerland.

Orchidaceae

The Orchidaceae (Orchidaceae, Orchidaceae Juss.) is a family of monocotyledonous plants in the order Asparagales... Some older taxonomic systems place it in the order Orchidales. Their name is derived from the Greek word orchis, which translates to testicle - from the shape of the underground tubers of the genus Orchis.

These plants are particularly prized for their beautiful flowers of all shades and colours. Among tropical crops, however, the economically important vanilla is also included.

The most famous orchid collector was the Czech traveller, gardener and botanist Benedikt Roezl. The entire genus Roezliell and many species also bear his name.

Patches are perennial herbaceous plants native to humid tropical regions, where they inhabit mainly the tree canopy of tropical forests. In the temperate zone, they are generally common ground plants. Some species are non-green and saprophytic feeders (e.g., nesting knotweed, Neottia nidus-avis), 2 species are even underground.

Orchids are monoecious with bisexual flowers and often have tubers or rhizomes. The flowers of orchids can be either single, but usually they are spike-like, panicle-like, or raceme-like inflorescences. The fruit is usually a thin-walled capsule containing very small and numerous powdery seeds. Their number can exceed one hundred thousand in one year. Of these, only a tiny number take hold and turn into a plant.

Especially tropical representatives can be extraordinary in appearance, sometimes the difference between leaves, stem and roots is not recognizable, sometimes they are "cactus" shaped or have bladders for catching animals (carnivorous plants), sometimes they are epiphytes or lianas.