Fresh water Pearls stretch bracelets
Fresh water pearls are cultured in mussels in rivers or lakes without a seed nucleus taking 6 months to 3 years to grow. They have a soft pearly luster, are made of solid nacre and one mussel can grow dozens of pearls. Makes them more affordable than saltwater pearls.
Freshwater pearls symbolize
Purity, inner transformation, personal growth, intuition, wisdom.
Pearls are deeply connected to calming water energy, promoting emotional balance, serenity, and protection from negative energy.
The easiest shapes for me to get are:
Potatoe pearl in top drilled or side drilled it truly doesn’t matter one bit which way it’s drilled they are just as beautiful either way.
Semi round pearls.
Rice pearls refers to the shape, like a grain of rice.
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Howlite Necklace
Howlite is a soft porous stone naturally white with grey veins. It is often dyed blue to simulate turquoise. It can be distinguished from turquoise by its softness and too perfect dyed coloring.
Howlite’s nickname is White Buffalo Stone or White Buffalo Turquoise. Howlite is not turquoise.
Spiritually Howlite is known for patience, calm, and emotional healing, used to reduce stress, anger, and anxiety metaphysically.
This necklace is 22 1/2 inches long appropriately.
Mini carnelian bracelet
Carnelian is a type of Quartz occuring in cloudy to translucent hues of pale white to red orange to brown.
Historically it’s been used in Ancient Babylonian, Greek and Egyptian Artifacts as Signet rings, carvings, amulets, beads and cameos.
Carnelian symbolizes confidence, creativity, energy, and taking action.
Mini Category Pink Coral Clasp Bracelet
Pink coral is formed by marine polyps. It is a gem but not a gemstone as it isn’t stone. Most coral is from the Mediterranean Sea or from Japan.
It naturally forms in red, pink, peachy pink, blue and black. It can take a high polish. Coral looks amazing in jewelry. It does need to be handled with some care as it is softer than stone and can break if treated carelessly.
It can be dyed to give it a more uniform color. But the colors it forms in naturally already exist, dying only causes it to be more uniform in color from bead to bead.
Coral symbolizes protection, vitality, fertility, wealth, safe travel, passion.
Also before buying incredibly expensive coral seek a professionals help so you are not taken advantage of. A professional can test for authenticity and dyes which should not be present in a natural undyed specimen.
This is made with mini coral beads with accent crystals.
Mini howlite bracelet
Howlite is a soft porous stone naturally white with grey veins. It is often dyed blue to simulate turquoise. It can be distinguished from turquoise by its softness and too perfect dyed coloring.
Howlite’s nickname is White Buffalo Stone or White Buffalo Turquoise. Howlite is not turquoise.
Spiritually Howlite is known for patience, calm, and emotional healing, used to reduce stress, anger, and anxiety metaphysically.
Mini Ruby Zoisite Bracelet
Ruby Zoisite is a metamorphic rock that forms with Ruby crystals and black spots of Hornblend aka Pargasite and is found only in Tanzania.
It is known as a Stone of Passion or Stone of Patience.
And symbolizes increasing vitality.
Mini yellow calcite
Yellow Calcite Stretch bracelet with crystal accents.
Calcite is a common carbonate mineral that comes in a variety of softer colors perfect for jewelry. It forms naturally in colorless, white, yellow, orange, green, blue, red or brown.
Yellow Calcite symbolizes joy, high vibrational energy, lifts the spirit, mental clarity, motivation. Known as the Sunshine Stone.
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We typically use the yellow Calcite in a matte finish for casual looks and a shiny polish finish for dressy looks which pairs nicely with neutral outfits and stacks effortlessly with pearls and shells. Can be casual to dressy casual to dressy.
S.S. chain Labradorite carved buddha
Labradorite was found in Labrador Canada in 1770 and named after the location. It is a feldspar mineral with the body color ranging from palest grey to black.
Labradorite has a luminous iridescent sheen that can range in color from hot pink to orangey pink to greenish, to golden, to blues or mixes of those colors depending on how the light hits it.
Labradorite is a softer stone so take some care when wearing it and it will last a long time.
Labradorite is known as the Stone of Magic or the Aurora Borealis Stone. It symbolizes strength, resilience, handling change, transformation and protection from negative energy.
Stainless Steel necklace double axe pendant
This necklace is entirely made up of stainless steel including the clasp and findings. The chain is approx. 19″ long. The pendant is 1.5″ tall and 3/4″ wide approximately. Use the Drop down menu if you want a different length of chain.
The double axe holds historical meaning from the Ancient Minoan Culture and the Amazon Warriors in Greek Mythology.
The double headed axe was called a Labrys. It stood for power, authority, strength, fertility, divine authority, feminine power.
This pendant is double sided and after examining it for symbols I found 3 ancient symbols.
The arrow is Tiwaz from the Futhark runes and it means: Victory, Success in competition, advancing, justice, leadership, warrior spirit to touch on some of the meaning.
The next symbol I found is Gebo, the X mark on the handle. It is also from the Futhark runes and it means: gift, happiness, partnership, giving, gratitude, bonds of love, heart, compassion, give help, receive a boon, to touch on some of its meaning.
The last symbol I found is the ancient Spiral symbol on the handle. Spirals date back to the Neolithic Period. Predating writing by thousands of years. The oldest known spirals are in Lascaux, France dating back 17,000 years.
Spirals have been found worldwide in single, double or triple spirals being Celtic relating to life, death, rebirth or other concepts that occur in 3’s.
Outside of Europe spirals have been found in Ancient Maori, Mediterranean, North American Indigenous, and African sites. Also found in Ancient Egyptian, Minoan, Mycenaean and Celtic Cultures.
What is the deal with Spirals you ask:
Spirals represent cycles of life, growth and evolving, spirals mimic nature and the cosmos like in ram horns, fern fronds, shells, whirlpools and more. Some spirals represented the womb and fertility. While some indigenous spirals in New Mexico and La Grange represent marking of Solstices and Equinoxes.
In modern times the spiral represents the journey of going within for spiritual growth, for finding wisdom, and coming back out again to relationships and interacting with others.
Either way whether symbolism has personal meaning and value to you or if it’s just a cool design. It will wear well for a long time with basic care.