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Semi Precious Stone Pendants

Baltic Amber Mouse BBP4011 $45.00	Black Onyx Slide BBP4003 $65.00	Black Onyx Slide BBP4001 $65.00
Turquoise Bull BBP3722 $75.00	Blue Crystal BBP3721 $85.00	Amethyst w/matte face. BBP3720 $95.00
Citrine Slide BBP3707 $75.00	BBP3708 $65.00	Baltic Amber BBP3706 $85.00
Amethyst BBP3613 $55.00	Labadorite BBP3712 $55.00	Amethyst BBP3711 $50.00
Baltic Amber BBP3610 $75.00	Malachite BBP3609 $75.00	Rainbow Moon Stone BBP3608 $55.00
Rainbow Moon Stone BBP3607 $45.00	Amethyst BBP3606 $65.00	Smokey Topaz BBP3605 $55.00
Rainbow Moon Stone BBP3604 $65.00	Jasper Stone BBP3603 $65.00	Blue Crystal BBP3602 $45.00
Baltic Amber BBP3601 $65.00	BBP3531 $45.00	Baltic Amber Sun Pendant BBP3530 $55.00
MoonStone Pendant BBP3529 $65.00	Opalescent Glass BBP3526 $55.00	Amethyst Pendant BBP3527 $45.00
Blue Cyrstal BBP3705 $45.00	Amethyst Pendant BBP3703 $75.00	Smokey Topaz Pendant BBP3702 $55.00
BBP3620 $45.00	BBP3623 $45.00	Rainbow Moon Stone Pendant BBP3622 $69.00
Garnet BBP3617 $45.00	Purple Cyrstal BBP3618 $45.00	Multi Stone Heart Pendant BBP3619 $45.00
Amethyst &Moonstone BBP3616 $45.00	Onyx & Citrine BBP3615 $45.00	Citrine BBP3614 $45.00
Citrine & Peridot BBP3723 $60.00	Cat's Eye Destiny Ball BBP3715 $60.00	Malachite Pendant BBP3716 $65.00
Baltic Amber Pendant BBP3714 $89.00	BBP3712 $55.00	Citrine BBP3718 $65.00
Double Blue Pendant BBP3711 $70.00	Rainbow Moon Stone BBP3709 $55.00	Rose Quartz Heart BBP3710 $75.00
Leopard Skin Jasper Cat BBP4014 $40.00	Onyx Slide BBP4010 $65.00	Malachite Turtle Pendant BBP4012 $55.00
Black Onyx Pendant BBP4016 $50.00	Black Onyx Marcasite Pendant BBP9918 $79.00	Marcasite Flower BBP9913 $45.00
Labradorite Pendant BBP3701 $79.00	Choose Abalone Shell, Black Onyx, or Mother of Pearl WGP8230 $40.00	Choose Black Onyx, or Mother of Pearl WGP8548 $35.00
Amethyst BBP3525 $65.00	Smokey Quartz BBP3524 $65.00	Amethyst BBP3523 $65.00
Amethyst BBP3503 $65.00	Turquoise BBP3520 $75.00	Baltic Amber BBP3522 $65.00
Black Onyx & Garnet BBP3502 $65.00	Black Onyx BBP3433 $69.00	Baltic Amber BBP3501 $75.00
Cat's Eye BBP3432 $50.00	Black Onyx BBP3428 $55.00	Baltic Amber BBP3430 $55.00
Rainbow Moonstone Pendant BBP3627 $79.00	Baltic Amber BBP3629 $75.00	Citrine BBP3626 $69.00
Rose Quartz & Amethyst BBP3628 $79.00	Moonstone BBP3625 $75.00	Baltic Amber BBP3630 $75.00
Lisa's Favorite Smokey Quartz & Amethyst BBP3518 $55.00	Baltic Amber BBP3519 $65.00	Baltic Amber BBP3624 $79.00
Baltic Amber BBP3516 $55.00	Black Onyx BBP3513 $75.00	Lapis Lazuli BBP3515 $65.00
Amethyst & Peridot BBP3512 $55.00	Baltic Amber & Garnet BBP3511 $65.00	Moonstone & Garnet BBP3517 $75.00
Baltic Amber & Garnet BBP3509 $75.00	Black Onyx BBP3508 $65.00	Lapis & Moonstone BBP3510 $65.00
Lapis Lazuli BBP3507 $65.00	Opalescent Glass & Garnet BBP3506 $65.00	Blue Crystal Pendant BBP3505 $45.00
Moonstone BBP3427 $50.00	BBP3425 $45.00	Baltic Amber BBP3424 $45.00
Moonstone BBP3423 $45.00	Baltic Amber, Malachite, Amethyst BBP3422 $55.00	Moonstone BBP3420 $45.00
Baltic Amber BBP3419 $55.00	Baltic Amber BBP3418 $55.00	Light Blue Crystal BBP3417 $45.00
Black Onyx BBP3416 $55.00	Baltic Amber BBP3415 $55.00	Cat's Eye BBP3414 $55.00
Black Onxy & Brass on Sterling BBP3413 $45.00	Black Onyx BBP3412 $55.00	Labradorite BBP3411 $55.00
Amethyst BBP3410 $45.00	Rainbow Moonstone BBP3409 $45.00	Blue Crystal Dragonfly BBP3408 $45.00
Baltic Amber BBP3407 $45.00	Turquoise BBP3406 $50.00	Amethyst BBP3405 $50.00
Amethyst Dragonfly BBP3404 $50.00	Opalescent Glass & Amethyst BBP3403 $55.00	Garnet Pendant BBP3303 $45.00
Denim Lapis Pendant BBP3327 $50.00	Black Onyx BBP3326 $50.00	Citrine & Smoky Quartz BBP3325 $40.00
Malachite & Amethyst BBP3324 $50.00	Baltic Amber Owl Pendant BBP3323 $50.00	Moonstone & Amethyst BBP3322 $50.00
Baltic Amber BBP3321 $55.00	Blue Moonstone BBP3320 $55.00	Black Onyz Pendant BBP3319 $55.00
Labrodorite BBP3317 $55.00	Lapis BBP3318 $50.00	Baltic Amber BBP3316 $55.00
Rainbow Moonstone BBP3315 $50.00	BBP3314 $50.00	Moonstone & Garnet BBP3313 $50.00
Garnet & Amethyst BBP3312 $45.00	Baltic Amber & Garnet BBP3310 $60.00	Black Onyx BBP3309 $50.00
Amethyst & Peridot BBP3307 $50.00	Moonstone & Denim Lapis BBP3305 $55.00	Baltic Amber BBP3304 $50.00
Scarab BBP3303 $50.00	Malachite BBP3301 $50.00	Black Onyx & Mother of Pearl WGP8582 $45.00
Choose Abalone Shell, Black Onyx, or Mother of Pearl WGP8570 $35.00	Choose Abalone, Lapis or Turquoise WGP8568 $35.00	Black Onyx & Mother of Pearl Marcasite Setting Stone Flips! WGP8536 $60.00
Mother of Pearl & Black Onyx WGP8511A Double Pendant! $65.00	Denim Lapis & Malachite WGP8511B Double Pendant! $65.00	Lapis & Turquoise WGP8511C Double Pendant! $65.00
Black Onyx & Mother of Pearl WGP8473 Double Pendant! $60.00	Carnelian & Green Agate WGP8511D Double Pendant! $65.00	Black Onyx & Mother of Pearl or Black Onyx & Denim Lapis WGP8439 Stone Flips! $60.00
Black Onyx or Mother of Pearl WGP8297 $55.00	Choose Black Onyx, Carnelian, or Turquoise (shown) WGP8282 $45.00	Choose Black Onyx or Mother of Pearl WGP8249 $40.00

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Celtic Pendants

WGP8216 $22.00 Read About SPIRALS..	Trinity Knot Pendant WGP8578 $45.00	Celtic Mandella WGP8675 $45.00
WGP8221 $45.00	WGP8256 $45.00	WGP8660 $45.00
WGP8425 $26.00	BBPC627 $22.00	WGP8329 $45.00
BBPC1203 $26.00	BBPC1207 $35.00	BBPC625 $30.00
BBPC622 $35.00	BBPC618 $35.00	BBPC623 $35.00 The triquetra (often, triqueta) is a tripartate symbol composed of three interlocked vesica pisces, marking the intersection of three circles. It is most commonly a symbol of the Holy Trinity (Father, son, Holy spirit) used by the Celtic Christian Church, sometimes stylized as three interlaced fish.
BBPC620 $40.00	BBPC619 $35.00	BBPC621 $35.00
WGP8396 $45.00 The triskele, or triple spiral, a symbol closely related to the triquetra, is a tripartite symbol composed of three interlocked spirals. The spiral is an ancient Celtic symbol related to the sun, afterlife and reincarnation.	BBPC721 $50.00	BBPC720 $26.00
BBPC716 $35.00	BBPC717 $30.00	Celtic Infinity Knot BBPC712 $50.00
BBPC715 $45.00	BBPC713 $35.00	Triple Dragon Pendant BBPC714 $50.00
BBPC711 $45.00	BBPC710 $40.00	BBPC709 $45.00
BBPC708 $27.00	BBPC706 $22.00	BBPC707 $22.00
BBPC703 $40.00	BBPC702 $35.00	BBPC704 $35.00
BBPC630 $25.00	BBPC629 $22.00	BBPC701 $40.00
Triple Spiral - Triqueta Pendant BBPC614 $25.00	BBPC628 $22.00 The triqueta symbol predates Christianity and was likely a Celtic symbol of the Goddess, and in the North, a symbol of the god Odin. Although it is often asserted that the triquetra is a symbol of a tripartite goddess, no such goddess has been identified with the symbol. Similar symbols do occur in some Norse and Celtic goddess imagery, but most likely represents the divisions of the animal kingdom and the three domains of earth mentioned above. Triplicities were common symbols in Celtic myth and legend, one of the possible reasons Christian beliefs were so easily adopted by the Celtic people.	BBPC613 $27.00
BBPC616 $26.00	BBPC617 $25.00	BBPC615 $27.00
BBPC612 $20.00	BBPC611 $20.00	BBPC610 $22.00
BBPC609 $22.00	BBPC608 $26.00	BBPC607 $27.00
BBPC606 $22.00	BBPC605 $25.00	BBPC604 $25.00
BBPC602 $25.00	BBPC601 $22.00 In Wiccan and Neopagan belief, the triqueta symbolizes the triple aspected goddess (maid, mother, and crone). Some Christians have protested this "appropriation" of the symbol...however, ironically enough, the original Christian fish symbol was derived from an early symbol of venus, one representing female generative organs- making the triquetra perfectly appropriate symbol for a Goddess revival. The triquetra is also considered to represnt the triplicities of mind, body, and soul, as well as the three domains of earth according to Celtic legend- earth, sea, and sky.	WGP8448 $30.00
WGP8245 $35.00	WGP8561 $40.00	WGP8529 $27.00
WGP8450 $26.00	WGP8403 $22.00	WGP8422 $27.00
WGP8423 $18.00	Double Dragon Celtic Pendant WGP8682 $37.00	WGP8540 $37.00
WGP8424 $18.00	WGP8461 $35.00	WGP9057 $22.00
CPIN719 $65.00	BBPC705 $40.00	WGP9053 $26.00

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Cross Pendants

Celtic Cross Pendant WGC8581 $18.00	Celtic Cross Pendant WGC8580 $26.00	WGC8577 $20.00
WGC8550 $22.00	WGC8534 $22.00	WGC8533 $26.00
WGC8530 $26.00	Celtic Cross Pendant WGC8490 $50.00	WGC8526 $26.00
WGC8467 $35.00	WGC8466 $40.00	WGC8463 $40.00
WGC8354 $24.00	WGC8340 $30.00	WGC8353 $20.00
Marcasite WGC8303 $35.00	Black Onyx or Mother of Pearl WGC8298 $26.00	WGC8262 $26.00
WGC8238 $50.00	WGC8215 $25.00	Marcasite WGC8224 $50.00
Marcasite WGC8210 $26.00	Black Onyx or Mother of Pearl WGC9053 $65.00	Marcasite WGC8208 $40.00
WGC9026 $26.00	WGC9025 $26.00	WGC9064 $26.00
WGC9015 $45.00	Celtic Clauddagh Cross Pendant WGC9014 $45.00	WGC9013 $50.00
WGC9000 $45.00	Marcasite WGC8694 $40.00	WGC8691 $45.00
Marcasite WGC8676 $40.00 BBCH641 $20.00	WGC8673 $40.00	BBCH665 $30.00 BBCH650 $26.00

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Spiritual Pendants - A Small Study In Symbolism

Magen David

Also known as a Jewish Star or the Star of David (Magen David), this six-pointed star is formed from two triangles which overlap, one upside down, and is probably the most commonly recognized symbol associated with Judaism.

Magen David

WGC8480

$16.00

Although an ancient emblem used in many cultures, it is not certain when the Magen David was first used by the Jewish People as a religious symbol and is not known to have a direct connection to King David. In 1354 in Prague, the cities' Jews were given the right to have a flag. The double triangle design was chosen as their symbol and displayed on the banner in the 1500s.

The six-pointed star has been identified as a decoration at the side of the menorah which, at the time, was regarded as the "Shield of David." The illustration of this star in a 1564 manuscript is described as a Magen David. The use of the star became more widespread, and it replaced the menorah as a popular symbol of Judaism.

Centuries later, the star entered Jewish history again. By the late 1800s, the Jewish People had been separated from the land of Israel for almost 2000 years. Theodor Herzl, a Jewish writer in Vienna, called for the rebirth of the Jewish nation on its ancient soil. In 1898 he founded a movement called Zionism, after Zion, an ancient name for Jerusalem. Christians used the cross as a symbol, Moslems a star and crescent. Herzl searched for a symbol for his movement and chose the Star of David.

WGC8294

$28.00

Herzl could have chosen a shofar (ram's horn), which had been in use since the time of Moses; a palm tree, which was the symbol of the tribe of Judah; or other symbols associated with the Jewish holidays. But he wanted something new; something that would stand for the reborn Jewish nation. Herzl's assistant, David Wolfson, ordered a flag to be made in the blue and white of the tallit (prayer shawl) with the star of David in the center. Their search was over.

An unfortunate and infamous use of the Jewish Star was to separate Jewish people from the rest of the population during Hitler's campaign of annihilation. Jews all over Europe were forced to wear the star on their clothing. This facilitated rounding up those so "branded" and putting them on trains destined for death camps.

Chai

WGC8442

$28.00

This symbol, commonly seen on necklaces and other jewelry and ornaments, is simply the Hebrew word Chai (living), with the two Hebrew letters Cheit and Yod attached to each other. Some say it refers to the Living G-d; others say it simply reflects Judaism's focus on the importance of life. Whatever the reason, the concept of chai is important in Jewish culture. The typical Jewish toast is l'chayim (to life). Gifts to charity are routinely given in multiples of 18 (the numeric value of the word Chai).

WGC8650

$15.00

WGC8639

$26.00

BBCH438

$26.00

WGC8589

$30.00

WGC8235

$45.00

What does a heart mean to you? A Good Read About Hearts.

WGC8574

$26.00

Marcasite

BBCH9906

$25.00

BBCH4902

$26.00

BBCH4927

$26.00

BBCH4924

$32.00

BBCH523

$26.00

BBCH721

$40.00

BBCH718

$38.00

BBCH133

$26.00

BBCH148

$26.00

BBCH151

$26.00

BBCH548

$38.00

BBCH519

$32.00

Scarab Anhk

BBCH711

$28.00

BBCH4930

$45.00

BBCH546

$45.00

WGC4917

$40.00

BBCH4913

$45.00

Hamesh Hand

The hamesh hand or hamsa hand is a popular motif in Jewish jewelry. The design commonly has an eye in the center of the hand or various Jewish letters in the middle.

There is nothing exclusively Jewish about the hamesh hand. Arab cultures often refer to it as the Hand of Fatima, which represents the Hand of G-d. Similar designs are common in many cultures.

WGC8365

$25.00

Contrary to some people's initial reaction, this image is not the evil eye. It is a protection from the evil eye. Many cultures throughout the world have long-standing legends about the evil eye and amulets, spells, talismans and other traditions to protect oneself from it.

BBCH723

$40.00

The evil eye is also called the wandering eye. Usually the bearer of the evil eye does not give someone else the "evil eye" consciously or maliciously. They usually do so out of envy or jealousy. The Hand of Fatima is one of many traditional symbols throughout most of the world to protect oneself from this phenomena. Eyes are often used for protection because they are supposed to deter the person giving the evil eye from focusing on the real object. This eye in the hand is a distraction from the real object. Some animals use something similar as a protection from predators. The "eye" in the feathers of a peacock's plume, for instance, is both a mesmerizing object for the female peacock, as well as a distraction for the predator. Many moths and butterflies have fake "eyes" on their wings to confuse birds and other predators into thinking that they are bigger animals than they are.

Fatima was, according to legend, the Muslim prophet Mohammed's daughter, and was often called upon for protection and compassion. The hand is a healing symbol and healing truth, as many people heal through their hands. The snakes along the fingers and moon and spiral have long been symbols of the Goddess.

WGC8360

$22.00

An alternative Islamic name for this charm is the Hand of Fatima or Eye of Fatima, in reference to Fatima Zahra, the daughter of Muhammed. An alternative Jewish name is the Hand of Miriam, in reference to Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron. It is a kind of "protecting hand" or "hand of God".

Some associate the significance of the five fingers to the five books of the Torah for Jews, the Five Pillars of Islam for Sunnis, or the five People of the Cloak for Shi'ites. This symbolism may have evolved at a later stage, in view of the fact that archaeological evidence suggests the hamsa predates both religions.

In recent years some activists for Middle East peace have chosen to wear the hamsa as a symbol of the similarities of origins and tradition between the Islamic and Jewish faiths. The fingers can point up or down.

BBCH724

$26.00

Ichthys - Truth Fish

BBCH588

$40.00

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WGC8315

$24.00

WGC8314

$22.00

WGC8592

$26.00

WGC8519

$45.00

BBCH676

$40.00

Saint Christopher

BBCH695

$24.00

BBCH464

$26.00

BBCH223

$30.00

BBCH661

$30.00

BBCH463

$28.00

BBCH458

$40.00

WGC8500

$22.00

BBCH461

$32.00

BBCH212

$24.00

Opens

BBCH647

$45.00

BBCH472

$24.00

Like the people of many other parts of Ireland,the Donegal people were superstitious, and today still are but to a lesser degree. On St Bridgets Night, January 31st, a member of the household would walk around the house three times carrying such things as items of clothing,straw or rushes. The person would say special prayers whilst passing the back door. These prayers were an open invitation to St Bridget to enter the family home. The weaving of St Bridgets Crosses from straw or rushes was a common practice. On "All Souls Night"1st November a rosary of fifteen decades was said. Food and drink were left on the kitchen table during the night for the departed souls.

WGC8684

$35.00

Chiming spheres were created by the ancient Celts and used as meditative devices to commune with nature.

Harmony ball chiming spheres are known for their simple and elegant design. They are renowned for their musicality and shimmering resonance.

Harmony Ball

WGC8414

$45.00

Harmony Ball

WGC8541

$60.00

A pentacle or pantacle is an amulet used in magical evocation, generally made of parchment, paper or metal, on which the symbol of a spirit or energy being evoked is drawn. It is often worn around the neck, or placed within the triangle of evocation. Protective symbols may also be included (sometimes on the reverse), a common one being the five-point Seal of Solomon, called a pentacle of Solomon or pentangle of Solomon. Many varieties of pentacle can be found in the grimoires of Solomonic magic; they are also used in some neopagan magical traditions, such as Wicca, alongside other magical tools.

WGC8560

$26.00

The relationship between the words pentacle and pentagram (a five-point unicursal star) is unclear. The Oxford English Dictionary (Second Edition) treats the two as apparently synonymous, but notes that the actual history of pentacle is obscure. In an extended use, many magical authors treat them as distinct. In modern Tarot decks and in some forms of modern witchcraft, pentacles often prominently incorporate a pentagram in their design.

Pentagrams were used symbolically in ancient Greece and Babylonia. The pentagram has magical associations, and many people who practice Neopagan faiths wear jewelry incorporating the symbol. Christians once more commonly used the pentagram to represent the five wounds of Jesus, and it also has associations within Freemasonry.

WGC8253

$36.00

The pentagram has long been associated with the planet Venus, and the worship of the goddess Venus, or her equivalent. It is also associated with the Roman Lucifer, who was Venus as the Morning Star, the bringer of light and knowledge. It is most likely to have originated from the observations of prehistoric astronomers. When viewed from Earth, successive inferior conjunctions of Venus plot a nearly perfect pentagram shape around the zodiac every eight years.

The word "pentacle" is sometimes used synonymously with "pentagram", although their technical usages are different, and their etymologies may be unrelated.

The Pentagram is a symbol of a star encased in a circle. Always with 5 points (one pointing upward), each has its own meaning. The upward point of the star is representative of the spirit. The other four points all represent an element; earth, air, fire, and water. All these things contibutite to life and are a part of each of us.

To wear a pentagram necklace or other form of jewelry, is to say you feel the connection with the elements and respect the earth.

WGC8452

$36.00

Here are five elements, four of matter (earth, air, fire and water) and THE quintessential - spirit. These may be arrayed around the pentagrams points. The word quintessential derives from this fifth element - the spirit. Tracing a path around the pentagram, the elements are placed in order of density - spirit (or aether). fire, air, water, earth. Earth and fire are basal, fixed; air and water are free, flowing.

The single point upwards signifies the spirit ruling matter (mind ruling limbs); is a symbol of rightness. With two points up and one (spirit) downwards, subservient, the emphasis is on the carnal nature of Man.

The number 5 has always been regarded as mystical and magical, yet essentially 'human'. We have five fingers/toes on each limb extremity.We commonly note five senses - sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste. We perceive five stages or initiations in our lives - eg. birth, adolescence, coitus, parenthood and death. (There are other numbers / initiations / stages / attributions).

The number 5 is associated with Mars. It signifies severity, conflict and harmony through conflict. In Christianity, five were the wounds of Christ on the cross. There are five pillars of the Muslim faith and five daily times of prayer.

Five were the virtues of the medieval knight - generosity, courtesy, chastity, chivalry and piety as symbolised in the pentagram device of Sir Gawain. The Wiccan Kiss is Fivefold - feet, knees, womb, breasts, lips - Blessed be.

The number 5 is prime. The simplest star - the pentagram - requires five lines to draw and it is unicursal; it is a continuous loop.

WGC8432

$40.00

Expressing the saying Every man and every woman is a star, we can juxtapose Man on a pentagram with head and four limbs at the points and the genitalia exactly central. This is Man in microcosm, symbolising our place in the Macrocosm or universe and the Hermetic / Tantric philosophy of associativity as above, so below.

Om, Aum, Ohm is a holy meditation symbol of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism (see graphic at top of page) with a profusion of esoteric and exoteric meanings. In modern usage Om means the Word, the parnava, the eternal. Various accounts are given of its origin; one that it is the term of assent used by the gods, and probably an old contracted form of the Sanskirt word "evam" meaning "thus." The laws of the "Manu" say that the word was formed by Brahma himself, who extracted the letters "a" "u" "m" from the "Vedas," one from each; and they thus explain its mysterious power and sanctity. "Om" is also the name given by the Hindus to the spiritual sun, as opposed to "Sooruj," the natural sun.

WGC8394

$32.00

The word is Sanskrit. It is pronounced at the beginning and end of every lesson in the "Veda" and it is also the introductory word of the "Puranas." It is said in the "Katha-Upanishad": "Whoever knows this syllable obtains whatever he wishes." This is because all words are said to be but various forms of the one sound, "om", according to the Upanishads." It represents the divine and the power of God. It is the sound-symbol for the ultimate reality.

WGC8563

$45.00

The three "mantras" of A, U, M also represent the outer, the inner and the superconscient states of consciousness and the waking, dream and deep sleep states respectively. And beyond these is the modeless fourth state (a-matra), which is the Self, according to Advaiata. Another way of saying this is that Om is immortal and inexhaustible. It is the symbolic expression of the creative spirit, the Word (with reference to the three component sounds), the three human conditions (waking, dreaming, and deep sleep), the three times of day (morning, midday, evening), and the three faculties (action, cognition, volition).

WGC8261

$26.00

BBCH4916

$32.00

The Om is also often referred to as the sound of the Earth & creation...the heart of existence. To become one with the sound of the Om, through visual meditation and sounding of the vibration, allows one to become one with the source of all...to become "realized"...a "master." This last perspective of Om is how most westerners experience the Om and why it is used as an ending to many New Age ceremonies and gatherings.

WGC8545

$65.00

WGC8658

$45.00

BBCH4919

$40.00

WGC8257

$32.00

BBCH4934

$28.00

The ankh appears frequently in Egyptian tomb paintings and other art, often at the fingertips of a god or goddess in images that represent the deities of the afterlife conferring the gift of life on the dead person's mummy. An ankh was often carried by Egyptians as an amulet, either alone, or in connection with two other hieroglyphs that mean "strength" and "health."

BBCH4931

$40.00

BBCH4905

$36.00

In alchemy a similar symbol (♀) was used to represent the Roman goddess Venus. This symbol, known benignly as Venus' hand-mirror, is much more associated with a representation of the female womb. The same symbol is used in astrology to represent the planet Venus, in alchemy to represent the element copper, and in biology to identify the female sex.

The long-standing importance of the ankh, and its deep symbolism to the dynastic Egyptians, led to it being gradually adopted by the fourth century Christian church in Egypt (which eventually became the Coptic church).

BBCH4906

$60.00

This is significant, as it is possibly one genesis of the adoption of the cross as the central thematic symbol of the Christian religion. A kind of cross, the ankh had long been a central religious symbol. It was non-anthropormorphic; not even animal-like. (Many Egyptian gods had been animal-faced human figures.) Anknaton's benevolent sun was the only other symbol that was so esoteric.

WGC8400

$45.00

This cross implied all of the "god ideas" that are infinite in nature. As monotheism is at the core of Christian belief, the ankh seemed a logical choice to symbolize the belief in one all-powerful God. Over time, the idea that His son had died on some type of cross made it seem all the more appropriate.

WGC8404

$55.00

Elsewhere, the main Christian symbol at the time had been a stylised alpha, resembling a fish, and therefore known as Ichthys, the Greek word for 'fish'. However, the new "more positive" symbol of a cross eventually spread throughout the Christianized Empire. The distinct circular or "gothic arch-like" upper part of the Ankh was kept well into mediaeval times. The Ankh symbol is often used as a Christian talisman.

WGC8640

$40.00

Dancers

BBCH4922

$40.00

Lovers - Two Pieces

BBCH4936

$60.00

BBP3179

$36.00

BBCH4909

$38.00

WGC8376

$29.00

BBCH4933

$40.00

BBCH4921

$70.00

Ko-ko-pel-li (kô kô pel´ lê) n. {der. Hopi "kokopilau" (koko = wood, pilau = hump)} the humpbacked Flute Player, mythical Hopi symbol of fertility, replenishment, music, dance, and mischief. The mysterious Kokopelli character is found in a number of Native American cultures, being especially prominent in the Anazasi culture of the "Four Corners" area. The figure represents a mischievous trickster or the Minstrel, spirit of music. Kokopelli is distinguished by his dancing pose, a hunchback and flute. His whimsical nature, charitable deeds, and vital spirit give him a prominent position in Native American mysticism.

Kokopelli

is an ancient character- a hunchbacked, dancing fluteplayer whose oldest manifestation is found on on prehistoric American rock carvings. The origins of the figure are a mystery, and he figures in many Native American stories, where his age and role vary. He is generally believed to have been a fertility symbol, often depicted as a phallic character, carrying a pouch of seeds, or wearing antlers. Kokopelli symbols often appear in the context of rain, pregnancy, prosperity, and marriage.

BBCH4907

$36.00

Kokopelli is a Hopi word meaning (roughly) wooden-backed; most of the familiar depictions of Kokopelli are copied from Hopi art, which in turn is derived from ancient Anasazi glyphs.

BBCH4914

$38.00

Kokopelli has been a sacred figure to Native Americans of the Southwestern United States for thousands of years. Found painted and carved on rock walls and boulders throughout this region, Kokopelli is one of the most intriguing and widespread images to have survived from ancient Anasazi Indian mythology, and is a prominent figure in Hopi and Zuni legends. Kokopelli is also revered by current-day descendants including the Hopi, Taos and Acoma pueblo peoples.

WGC8657

$28.00

Kokopelli is considered a symbol of fertility who brought well-being to the people, assuring success in hunting, planting and growing crops, and human conception. His "hump" was often considered a bag of gifts, a sack carrying the seeds of plants and flowers he would scatter every spring. Warming the earth by playing his flute and singing songs, Kokopelli would melt the winter snow and create rain, ensuring a good harvest. Kokopelli often displayed a long phallus, symbolizing the fertile seeds of human reproduction.

BBCH4903

$40.00

BBP518

$32.00

Challis

BBP597

$24.00

BBP587

$22.00

WGC8578

$45.00

The mandala is an artistic design that devotees of meditation use for centering, focusing, and contemplation. Its almost interactive symbolism represents the precious relationship of one's soul to the universe from its introspective center whose numerous, colorful symbols radiate out in all directions, as if to infinity.

Each object within the mandala has significance as either a guiding principle or an aspect of wisdom. Many ancient religions treated mandalas as sacred objects and they are used today as a part of alternative therapy.

WGC8313

$40.00

WGC8637

$45.00

WGC8636

$40.00

ORIGIN: CHINA

Symbol of Imperial Power

Guardian of the Eastern Direction

Deity of Rain & Heavenly Abodes

Protector of Various Buddha & Buddhist Law

WGC8652

$40.00

Dragons are the angels of the Orient. Everything that touches them is blessed, as dragons are beautiful, wise, & benevolent. Eastern dragons are adored and worshipped, unlike the dragons of Western myth. Many shrines and temples have been erected in honor of dragons. Dragons are said to control the movement of rivers, lakes, oceans, and rain.

WGC8269

$55.00

The dragon is probably the most universal of all mythical creatures. It is most frequently described as a great flying reptile, a ferocious and untamed (but not necessarily evil) beast which embodies in many cultures the elemental forces of chaos and cosmic order. Many people believe that a rainbow is a giant dragon or serpent which encircles the earth, driving away storms and protecting the world from the disorder that lies beyond.

WGC8494

$40.00

In the West the dragon symbolized the four elements of nature (earth, air, fire and water): it lived in the depths of earth or water, flew through the air and often breathed flame. In the East, it was believed that the dragon's energy bound all the phenomena of nature, bringing benevolent rains but also cataclysmic typhoons.

WGC8655

$45.00

As the inhabitants of gloomy underground or submarine regions, dragons are often associated with dark forces. For example, eastern Native American myths tell of great horned dragons, usually malign divinities that live underwater and cause drownings. In many traditions they are linked with the earth-dwelling serpent, a form often seen representing evil. Christian legend pits dragons, which were symbols of the devil, against saints, such as St. George or St. Michael.

WGC8532

$45.00

Dragons are frequently depicted in myth as monstrous coveters of treasure and virgins. They are often found presented in combat against great mythical heroes, such as Herakles, Sigurd and Yamato-takeru. The dragon was also known as the guardian of kings. For example, a red dragon was the emblem of King Arthur.

WGC8523

$45.00

Labrys is the term for a doubleheaded axe, known to the Classical Greeks as pelekus or sagaris, and to the Romans as a bipennis.

The labrys symbolism is found in Minoan, Thracian, Greek, and Byzantine religion, mythology, and art, dating from the Middle Bronze Age onwards. The labrys also appears in African religious symbolism and mythology (see Shango).

The labrys was formerly a symbol of Greek fascism. Today it is sometimes used as a symbol of Hellenic Neopaganism, and as an "LGBT symbol" represents lesbianism and female or matriarchal power.

WGC8488

$50.00

BBCH032

$40.00

BBCH600

$25.00

BBCH591

$24.00

BBCH004

$40.00

Fish Hook

A symbol of skill and ability to provide for one's family.

WGC8618

$28.00

The fish hook is also worn around the neck to ensure safe traverse over a body of water. Also worn for strength in water related endeavors.

BBCH475

$32.00

WGC4920

$40.00

Luck

WGC4910

$55.00

WGC8437

$36.00

This forked symbol was adopted as its badge by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Britain, and originally, its use was confined to supporters of that organization.

BBCH437

$16.00

It was later generalised to become an icon of the 1960s anti-war movement, and was also adopted by the counterculture of the time. It was designed and completed February 21, 1958 by Gerald Holtom, a commercial designer and artist in Britain. He had been commissioned by the CND to design a symbol for use at an Easter march to Canterbury Cathedral in protest against the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston in England.

BBCH446

$20.00

The symbol itself is a combination of the semaphoric signals for the letters "N" and "D," standing for Nuclear Disarmament. In semaphore the letter "N" is formed by a person holding two flags in an upside-down "V," and the letter "D" is formed by holding one flag pointed straight up and the other pointed straight down. These two signals imposed over each other form the shape of the peace symbol. In the original design the lines widened at the edge of the circle.

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Moon Pendant WGC4908 $36.00	Moon Pendant BBCH132 $28.00	Star Slide WGC8640 $20.00
Marcasite Moon Pendant WGC8605 $26.00	Star Pendant WGC8539 $22.00	Moon Pendant WGC8505 $22.00
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Animals & Creatures

Dragonfly Charm WGC8602 $24.00	Dragonfly Charm WGC8631 $28.00	Dragonfly Charm WGC8603 $24.00
Butterfly Charm BBP4525 $19.00	Butterfly Charm WGC8698 $22.00	Butterfly Pendant BBP4524 $38.00
Butterfly Charm BBP4507 $19.00	Butterfly Charm Wings Move BBP4521 $24.00	Butterfly Charm Wings Move BBP4506 $22.00
Butterfly Pendant BBP4522 $42.00	Marcasite Butterfly Pendant BBP4515 $28.00	Marcasite Butterfly Locket BBP4517 $69.00
Butterfly Pendant BBCH380 $18.00	Pelican Pendant BBCH045 $22.00	Parrot Pendant BBCH403 $26.00
Eagle Pendant BBCH080 $42.00	Eagle Pendant BBCH091 $50.00	Eagle Pendant BBCH084 $50.00
Owl Pendant WGC8370 $32.00	Eagle Pendant WGC8476 $45.00	Swan Pendant BBCH415 $28.00
Cat Pendant WGC8600 $25.00	Cat Pendant WGC8638 $25.00	Cat Pendant WGC8630 $28.00
Two Cats Pendant WGC8501 $34.00	Two Cats Pendant WGC8629 $27.00	Two Cats Pendant WGC9059 $40.00
Naughty Cat Charm WGC8617 $40.00	Fox or Coyote BBCH085 $45.00	Poodle Pendant BBCH373 $35.00
	Dog Whistle Pendant WGC7646 $65.00
Dragon Charm BBCH550 $42.00	Lizard Charm BBCH078 $29.00	Lizard Charm BBCH063 $24.00
Black Onyx Lizard Pendant BBP4704 $69.00	Marcasite Lizard Pendant WGC8299 $40.00	Lizards are symbols of letting go and self protection. This is because they can regrow their tails. Lizard Charm BBP4724 $32.00
Lizard Charm BBP4726 $29.00	The lizards sun seeking habits symbolize the soul's search for awareness. Lizard Charm BBP4712 $35.00	Lizard Charm BBP4709 $22.00
Double Dolphin Charm WGC8649 $24.00	Dolphin Charm WGC8587 $24.00	Dolphin Pendant WGC8285 $50.00
Dolphin Charm WGC8283 $27.00	Double Dolphin Charm BBP4708 $28.00	Double Dolphin Charm BBP4732 $39.00

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