Valentine Solar Hearts Wind Chimes Romantic

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Valentine’s day is the day of the sweethearts and you will give a gift to your lover, the most common are flowers and chocolate.

But if you are like me; you may want to find something which will last more than the day of Valentine and something to enjoy and for keep.

I came across these solar wind chimes, a romantic gift for either her or him, imagine when they look out in the dark, they will be able to both see the magic of the hearts changing colors and hear the wind in the hearts.

They are energy-saving and eco-friendly, charged by the sun and lasting into the night depending on how many hours they are in the sun during the day.

Remember to put the switch in the position: ON, hang them in a tree on the patio terrace or window, just make sure the solar panel will get the most sun in the day.

They are made both rain-proof and moisture-proof in the design, you can use them year-round, and they don’t need any installation, no extra fitting, no tools, and don’t be afraid they will not fade as they are made from durable ABS material.

Hearts are for Sweethearts for your Valentine

I’m sure your sweetheart will love your gift and enjoy it every day with you in the thought.

By the way, do you know why we celebrate Valentine’s? If not the next is for you:

Valentine day is a very important day especially celebrated in English speaking countries, on the 14th of February, but with time it has spread around the world, and if it’s not for what it was meant to be from the beginning; then those days it is for big business, a card is sent, flowers or chocolate is bought, if not other romance gifts most of them including a red heart red is the color of love.

Valentin was a priest, and he was living in Rome where he helped the Christians much to the dislike of Claudius the 2nd who was the ruler of Rom. Valentine was arrested and got a death sentence but he was offered to go free if he turned his back to Christianity which he refused.

He was then in prison waiting to be executed, but in the meantime, he became a friend of the prison guard’s blind daughter, and the folklore is saying he gave her; her sight back.

Valentine was executed on the 14th of February year 269, but before he sent a letter to his new girlfriend and signed it:” your Valentine”, and from there the tradition started with sending letters to your lover or lover to be.

Later Valentine was proclaimed a saint, and from that time off he has been considered the protector of lovers.