Saffronia

Saffronia is a name of English origin, inspired by the delicate purple flower known for its vivid orange-yellow stigmas, which are prized as saffron spice. Derived from the Old French safran and Arabic za'farān, likely from the Persian for "gold leaves," this name connects to a spice so rare that it takes over 75,000 saffron flowers to produce just one pound. Saffron's scarcity and the delicate hand-harvesting process make it the world's most expensive spice. Known for its vibrant color, saffron brings a warm yellow hue to dishes like the classic Spanish paella and has long been valued as a natural dye and unique culinary addition. Though the flower is purple, only its golden stigmas are used, making Saffronia a truly unique and precious name choice for your equally unique little one!