On Valentine's Day hearts are everywhere - on cards, cakes, balloons and emojis - but when were they first used to symbolise love? The heart is universally recognised, its iconography found in art, ...

Used in decorative art by ancient societies, the ubiquitous heart symbol is still popular today. One of the most widely used emojis on the computer is the heart. The Victorian era’s elaborate greeting ...

often using a heart – initially as a pine-cone or pear shape – as a symbol for love.

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Red … the color which symbolizes the blood that flows from our hearts. Red … the symbol that relays a powerful message ...

Some find its promise invigorating and transformative; others fear that proximity to power creates intoxicating intolerance ...

Valentine’s Day began as a feast to celebrate the decapitation of a third-century Christian martyr, or perhaps two. St.