This section is The content in this section is supplied by Business Wire for the purposes of distributing press releases on behalf of its clients. Postmedia has not reviewed the content. by Business Wire Article contentRodrigo wore the design at the festival press conference and throughout her headlining set; McLachlan wore it during their duet, linking Lilith Fair to a new generation

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Olivia Rodrigo wore the Pyrrha x Sarah McLachlan Lilith Talisman at the Daisy Chain Fields press conference and throughout her entire headlining performance. “I loved that she and I were both wearing the Lilith Talisman for our performance together; it felt like a true full circle moment.” — Sarah McLachlan

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tap here to see other videos from our team.Article contentIt was the only necklace she was photographed wearing at the festival, appearing in images from both the press conference and her full set.Article contentWhen Sarah McLachlan joined Rodrigo onstage, she wore the same Lilith Talisman. The matching pieces created a visible connection between Daisy Chain Fields and the legacy of Lilith Fair, bringing together two generations of artists committed to advancing opportunities for women and girls.Article content

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Article contentm so proud of Olivia and all that she accomplished and the money she raised for charities dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls. I loved that she and I were both wearing the Lilith Talisman for our performance together; it felt like a true full circle moment.”Article contentCreated by Pyrrha co-founders and designers Wade and Danielle Papin in collaboration with McLachlan, the Lilith Talisman reclaims the long-misrepresented figure of Lilith as a symbol of feminine independence, personal power and unwavering self-worth.Article content

“We created the Lilith Talisman to honor women who define themselves on their own terms,” said Wade and Danielle Papin. “Seeing Olivia wear it throughout Daisy Chain Fields, and then seeing her and Sarah wear it together onstage, made the meaning of the piece impossible to miss.”Pyrrha donates $100 from every Lilith Talisman sold to the nonprofit Sarah McLachlan School of Music, which provides free music programs for young people facing barriers to traditional music education.Handcrafted in Vancouver from 100% recycled sterling silver, the Lilith Talisman Necklace is available through Pyrrha online and at the brand’s Vancouver flagship store. About Pyrrha

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Since 1995, Pyrrha designers Wade and Danielle Papin have been driven to foster personal connection through their jewelry. Pioneers in the jewelry-with-meaning space, Pyrrha has gone on to become a leader in sustainability. They cast their jewelry in 100% reclaimed metals in their sustainably built, certified zero-carbon Vancouver studio. Pyrrha is Responsible Jewelry Council certified, Butterfly Mark certified through Positive Luxury, a B Corp, and a member of 1% for the Planet, and a certified Living Wage employer.

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About the Sarah McLachlan School of Music

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The Sarah McLachlan School of Music is a Vancouver-based not-for-profit that provides free, high-quality music education and mentorship to children and youth facing barriers to access. Founded by Sarah McLachlan in 2002, the School offers after-school and summer programs that combine music instruction with academic support, mentorship, and community building.

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By removing financial barriers and creating a supportive environment where young people can explore their creativity, the School empowers students to build confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of belonging through music.

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