Found at a craft fair held in the suburbs of Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, next to Prince Edward Island on the east coast of Canada. These are cute, red apple-shaped earrings made from local apple wood. I found them on my way back from the Apple Blossom Festival, which is held every spring. These are unused and stored items with a charming miniature apple shape. ✨ I often heard this during my many years of visiting Prince Edward Island: When ancestors from the UK moved to the island, they would first plant an apple tree right next to their house. Evidence of this tradition can still be seen today. Near the remains of the home of L.M. Montgomery's maternal grandmother, where the author of "Anne of Green Gables" spent half her life, there was an old, unnamed apple tree that bore small apples every year. Jenny, the wife of John MacNeill, the great-grandson of Montgomery's uncle, who inherited that place, always told me by the old tree that she used those apples to make a sauce to accompany meat, and had been using it in her cooking for a long time. - Brand: Orchard Lane Collection - Model: The Toy Maker - Design: Apple-shaped earrings - Material: Apple wood - Color: Red Thank you for viewing.