Loving messages

Give a piece of jewelry to love

A selected piece of jewelry is the perfect gift for a partner, sister, daughter or close friend. A gift that symbolizes your personal relationship. If you don't know what size to choose, go for a necklace or bracelet of any length. A nice set of matching jewelry is also an appreciated gift to receive from love. Under each piece of jewelry from our collections you will find matching jewelry.

Jewelry with hearts

The beloved heart is perhaps the most classic and significant symbol we have. From Mila Silver you will find handmade silver jewelry with hearts in both necklaces, bracelets and earrings.

Engrave the jewelry for a personal touch

At Mila Silver you can order charms, necklaces, rings and bracelets with engraving. Engrave the date you and your partner met, your name or any other text of your choice that exudes love and friendship.

Gift for boyfriend

Discover jewelry that is suitable to give to your boyfriend and guy from Mila Silver. Genuine silver jewelry for men in timeless Swedish design. For your boyfriend, a bracelet with an armor chain is a perfect choice or a stylish necklace with a silver chain.

Surprise with a piece of jewelry on a completely ordinary day

Show your love by giving a selected piece of jewelry on a completely ordinary day. It's guaranteed to be a good day! A surprise that brightens your everyday life and becomes a nice memory.

The History Behind Valentine's Day

Today, Valentine's Day is most associated with consumption in the form of gifts, candy and flowers.
But how did Valentine's Day come about and why did we start celebrating this particular day?

It all started with Saint Valentine, who is said to have arranged Christian weddings in secret, something that was strictly forbidden by Emperor Claudius II in the 3rd century.
During the Middle Ages in Britain and France, the celebration of Valentine's Day began to become more romantic, similar to how we celebrate it today. February 14 was believed to be the day when birds formed pairs, and young people in the villages therefore formed pairs for play on Valentine's Day. During the 15th century, the first Valentine's cards also began to appear.
Like many traditions and commercial days, the United States was early in commercializing this day. In the 1840s, paper merchants began printing Valentine's cards to sell.
In Sweden, Valentine's Day was only established in 1985 when the holiday was entered into our calendars.

Since then, Valentine's Day has evolved more and more and it is certainly wonderful to celebrate a day of love in the middle of the February darkness!